The kites having been completed, mine was put to the
test flight. It flew so high it hummed so loudly it could be heard for miles,
my heart could not stop pounding with happiness. Then out of nowhere a strong gust of wind
blew and pop went the twine (Crochet #0) and away flew my kite.
There was no time to waste. Straight away we plunged
into action running in the direction of the falling kite. The kite fell fast, and it disappeared speedily. We now had to go from yard to yard
over fences fearing bad dogs and angry shouts.
Finally, we got to the yard of an old lady and asked her if she had seen a fallen kite. “Yes” she said and asked us to describe the
kite.
I slept well that night with my kite by my bedside.
Attached to blog illustration for Once Upon an Easter. And on Sale is Pasty for $180.00.00 and Sunflower for $180.00
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