Saturday, 3 July 2010

Saturday Centus 9

Oh my gosh we are at week 9 already and here I am taking part in another Saturday centus under the watchful eye of Jenny Matlock, please call by and read the other contributers and Have a great 4th of July.


WEEK 9 PROMPT


It's been 18 months since my graduation I'm now a teacher, Rebecca has graduated to Junior school . Dad stipulated that £5,000 of my inheritance was to be spent on something that I could keep forever as a reminder of my parents I waited until I was in my first permanent job and here I am at Tiffany's in New York on independence day 2010

“Are you sure that's the one you want?"


I felt a little lump in my throat as I peered down at my choice, held tightly in my hand. I didn't think this would be so nerve-wracking. Was I making the wrong decision? I couldn't agonize over this any longer.


I took a deep breath before managing to say, "... Yes, it is."

I chose the letter lock charm bracelet and 26 letters. Thanks Mum & Dad perfect for a teacher, Happy 4th July Love you . We go to Times Square and release a balloon to them.

13 comments:

jeff campbell said...

Very nice, and such a great fit for the prompt...Peace and blessings

Viki said...

This was so great. I loved how the money just worked in great with the prompt. Good Centus.

Susan Anderson said...

So touching. Nice job.

=)

Vicki/Jake said...

Awww, the ABC's of life :)

Tgoette said...

Nice! A very sweet and timely take on the prompt! Great job!

People Who Know Me Would Say: said...

Nice job!

jfb57 said...

Lovely! Really compact piece! Hope you had a great day!

Any chance of an email subscription to your blog? I'm hopeless at feeds etc! Let me know!

Terra said...

oh that was truly sweet, charming and beautiful

Betty said...

A perfect choice for a new teacher and a nice way to remember.

Cheryl said...

Lovely, lovely, lovely. Perfect post for the day and the prompt.

cj Schlottman said...

Lucky you!

cj Schlottman

Kat said...

This was a great use of the prompt. What a lovely story! Kat

Jenny said...

Tracy, this was really a different direction to take this prompt.

I really enjoyed your touching story this week.

Thank you for linking up!