“The children could see the dark shapes of the Rocky Mountains to the west, but the sky seemed to go on forever. Daisy was very quiet when they picked her up at her house. As they drove through the neighborhoods, the Aldens noticed all the front yards were full of people. They saw tables and chairs set up on one street, and they could smell maple syrup and bacon through the open minivan windows. “There are lots of pancake breakfasts this week,” Aunt Judy said. “It’s Calgary tradition for churche...s and community centers to host pancake breakfasts during the Stampede. There are also lots of block parties.” Violet saw a yard sale sign. “I like yard sales,” she said. “I like to find books for my library at home. I never know what I’m going to find at a sale.” She wished she could say something that would cheer up Daisy and take her mind off the lost pin. Aunt Judy seemed to notice Daisy’s mood too. “You know,” she began, “when I was young I lost something very special to me.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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