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Let’s ride      The balloon was inflated and ready to go when they pulled up. After they were given some basic instructions, the sky was starting to change color on the horizon. They floated from town over Evie’s home place and hovered over Dillon’s. Teka was playing in her pen as if she knewContinue reading “Sunshine Valley”

Fall      For as long as Evie could remember, Sunshine Valley’s biggest event of the year was their Fall Festival. She and her dad wondered down street after street of homemade crafts, candies and farmers selling garden vegetables. It brought back such pleasant memories of her childhood. Dillon had to be at work atContinue reading “Sunshine Valley”

Bible study      Sara 2 took charge of setting up the Bible study group. Not everyone that wanted to participate had either a smartphone, a computer, or a social media account. It had to be organized the old fashion way. She put up a sign up sheet at church. And printed off material forContinue reading “Sunshine Valley”

Dad talk      Evie was at her dad’s house fixin’ lunch after she picked him up from church. He sat at the table watching her as she buzzed around the kitchen. “You remind me of your mother.” He said softly.       “Dad, I’m not so sure that’s a good thing.”      “IContinue reading “Sunshine Valley”

Sara 2      Evie was in the middle of makin’ dinner for her dad and Dillon, when her watch alerted her that Sara 2 was about to ring her door bell. “Come in,” she smiled.       “Oh, it smells divine in here. I can come back.”      “Come in. You’re welcomed toContinue reading “Sunshine Valley”

Open to the public      A special alert popped up on Evie’s calendar. She had received an invitation from Dillon to tour the sheriff’s office. The school was doing classroom tours. And the office was open to select members of the public, press and the like. She replied with  her standard 💕.      Continue reading “Sunshine Valley”

Hen party continued       Della smiled, in an attempt to redirect the conversation – maybe, she wasn’t sure. “Thanks for taking the hard months.”      “Why are they so hard?” Evie sniffed, wiping at her face.       “Everyone knows Sheriff Pace has a soft spot for Coal Town.” Widow Blake spoke.    Continue reading “Sunshine Valley”