It was late. Christmas Day was almost over...
The feast had been eaten, the gifts unwrapped, and all were gathering their children, their bags and their coats...readying to leave. It was hard to hear anything distinct over the din of laughter and the hugs and farewells.
It was then that the littlest one knelt by the tree.
Alone in her world, she touched one of the glittery balls...
And gave the bell a little shake...
No one else heard the tinkle that the little clapper made, but there it was. Clear as a bell.
Gently, she placed the bell back where she had found it.
And angels walked among us.
Alone in her world, she touched one of the glittery balls...
And a little bell caught her eye.
She reached in to touch it...
And carefully unwrapped the wire hook...
Gently, she placed the bell back where she had found it.
What wonderful pictures and what a sweet, sweet thing to witness and hear.
ReplyDeleteLove and hugs to you ~ FlowerLady
Sheer Magic.
ReplyDeleteAngels come in many guises but sometimes they are so obvious that they only have to whisper to let us know that they are among us.
ReplyDeleteI have heard your whispers; I know an angel when I meet one :-)
how sweet is that???
ReplyDeletesuch concentration, or maybe contemplation, beautiful to see...k.
ReplyDeleteWonderful post, Susan! I hope she (and you) have read The Polar Express! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! Merry Christmas to you and yours.
ReplyDeletePure Magic and another angel earned her wings!! Happy Christams and Happy New year to you!!
ReplyDeleteHeartwarming! I hope you had a wonderful Christmas dear friend.
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to seeing all of your pretty things in the new year!
Lovely! Merry Christmas~
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! Christmas is for children isn't it?
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! Christmas is for children isn't it?
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! Christmas is for children isn't it?
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! Christmas is for children isn't it?
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! Christmas is for children isn't it?
ReplyDeleteWow! You are one special person to catch that moment on film. Most people would be caught in the hustle and bustle of goodbye's, but you had to have carved out a quiet moment with your camera slung over your neck, to stand and watch - scratch that - pull it up to your face and click away while that moment unfolded. The look on her face made me get a little choked up. It's beautiful, Susan. Merry Christmas, and wishing you a wonderful new years!
ReplyDeleteJepp, angels among us.
ReplyDeleteOne such angel is magic.
A good new year.
LG,
Helga
Oh my- how precious is this! Truly- this is why Christmas is so special for children---
ReplyDeleteVicki
Gave me goosebumps reading this. Thanks.
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