It's been many many years since I've read this story by the late Corey Ford. I've found a link and I'd thought I'd share this treasure with you.
Please,
enjoy.
I've always found it to be a peaceful read, and I sincerely hope you find it the same.
Stephen
Thank you for the link Stephen :-)
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure, Sweet Sandy.
DeleteThat is a GREAT one, and I've always enjoyed reading and re-reading it! Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteIts indeed a classic. Thank you, my good friend.
DeleteYou consistently produce a quality blog. Outstanding my friend. Thought I better comment so you know I do visit. Hi! Stephen. the rat
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rat, and trust me, I visit you quality blog too. I am and always shall be a friend...
DeleteMy cheeks are stained with tears, what a touching story. Thanks for the link.
ReplyDeleteHave you ever a read a story, even a short piece, and said, "I wish I'd written this...."
DeleteThanks, lovely lady, I'm glad you enjoyed the story. Mr. Ford had a way with the written word.
Thank you for sharing. What a beautiful story on a dreary morning.
ReplyDeleteThank you, my lovely friend, my pleasure....
DeleteYou are more than welcome my dear friend.
ReplyDeleteThanks! That's a road my father walked down & one I hope to in the future.
ReplyDeleteAs shall we all....thanks, Muddy.
DeleteWonderful story. It reminds me of many things from my growing up in rural NY. I get the sense of a gentler time when Paul Harvey told us the rest of the story and Lowell Thomas took us around the world. I miss it greatly.
ReplyDeleteSo do I, Dick. Thank you very much....
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