Red Leather and Rhinestones
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There was one unnerving event while I sat on a park bench waiting while George helped Mitch and Gar refill a stock tank with ice and canned sodas. A very ornate lady walked up and said she had a message for me. I was sure she had me confused with someone else but she called me by name and said, "You sent me to be with Danny sent me to be with you."
I stared into the woman’s smiling eyes and whispered I sent you be with.....but I was captivated by this enchanting woman''''s charismatic presence and my words faded.
She made a gentle, sweeping motion with her hand toward George and said, "He will love you for all eternity."
I felt chills from the top of my head to the tips of my toes while I sat staring up at this fascinating woman. It was as if time stood still and her serene voice was all I could hear when she said, "The angel beside you says if ever you need a ray of sunshine, talk to him. He is always close by."
Stunned beyond comprehension, I felt the woman lay something in my hand and close my fingers around it. Her hands were feather soft as she held mine and said, "Believe in God. Believe in your angels. They are available to you always. Believe. Always believe."
I opened my hand and looked to see what she had given me. It was a pewter angel with a beautiful crystal pendulum skirt and on each of her wings was a glistening amethyst gemstone. I looked up to thank the woman, but she was gone.
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Kala is a headstrong city girl who believes in God and angels, and actually lives portions of her dreams. George is a bullheaded cowboy who doesn’t believe in much of anything. Two people from opposite ends of the spectrum that fate introduces and intransigence tries to drive apart.
This whimsical tale is based on actual experiences in the author’s life, including everything from laid-back living to the fascination of falling in love to abstruse encounters with the spirit realm....tweaked with enchantment and fantasy.
Kala’s adventures on the skirt tales of life’s happenstance will both touch the heart and tickle the funny bone of young and old alike while she narrates for her readers a journey from humdrum to vivacious.