Leaving Liberty
“Daisy couldn’t help the smile that spread over her face as she trotted up the widely sweeping front steps. Andrew Carnegie had donated more than ten thousand dollars, a fortune for that time. A hundred years later and his investment had been repaid in countless children discovering the joy of stories.
She tugged the library key out of her pocket and slipped it in the door.
Marie’s keychain was heavy with colorful beads and figurines. Most of them looked like summer art projects. Whi...ch reminded her she needed to get planning in a hurry if she was going to keep the summer reading program on track.
Turning the key into the heavy door, she caught a look at her own reflection.
New pink cardigan from one of the little shops on Main Street and gray dress slacks were comfortable but dressy. Her usual bright gaze and a hint of a smile spoke of inner purpose. Better than the first day she’d arrived, that was for sure. Just the memory of her soaking wet hair and bloodshot eyes made her cringe.MoreLess
She tugged the library key out of her pocket and slipped it in the door.
Marie’s keychain was heavy with colorful beads and figurines. Most of them looked like summer art projects. Whi...ch reminded her she needed to get planning in a hurry if she was going to keep the summer reading program on track.
Turning the key into the heavy door, she caught a look at her own reflection.
New pink cardigan from one of the little shops on Main Street and gray dress slacks were comfortable but dressy. Her usual bright gaze and a hint of a smile spoke of inner purpose. Better than the first day she’d arrived, that was for sure. Just the memory of her soaking wet hair and bloodshot eyes made her cringe.MoreLess
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