When I was four years old :my Mom had my little sister. I guess she was about a year old when I ran over her with my bicycle.My parents couldn't understand why I would do such a thing, and my excuse that I just wanted to see how much of a bump she would be didn't fly. Oh well,No permanent damage that you would notice.Anyway she grew up to be a typical little sister, always the favorite, got away with everything, and was really good at laying on the poor poor me to my Mom and Dad .Then one day the Gods smiled.
I can remember it as if it were yesterday.I had been down along the creek, running like an indian, exploring, pretending I was looking for settlers in a wagon train, when I saw the corner of it over behind a rock where it had apparently floated.
It was a tin car about eight inches long and four inches wide,and just so cool a find.I proudly picked it up wiped some of the dirt off of it and headed home to show my Mom this great toy I had found all by myself.
My Mom was at the back of the house when I got up there, with of course my little sister hanging on to her dress .My Mom was suitably impressed with my find,and I was beaming when all of a sudden my little sister looked up and started screaming,gimmi that, gimmi that, My Mom told me to give her my new found toy and as I handed it over, a spider that was at least three inches across ran out of the insides of the toy car and went right up my little sisters arm, onto her neck.I can still hear the total screams of terror,the jumping, the clawing and more screaming, and I smile. Come to think of it I believe she is still afraid of spiders.
 

2 Comments on My Little Sister and the Tin Car

MAR
04
2008
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David,

Now See, if you were'nt such a sharing person, you would have never been able to share that wonderful experience.  Sometimes it's the little things we do in life that bring us the most enjoyment and best memories.  I'm guessing sister was'nt so enthusiastic about playing with your next find.

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SEP
29
2008

Allen told me when I was little that the spiders that had yellow on them were poisonous so to this day I'm still scared of spiders that have yellow on them.  Seems like most tomatoe plants have those stupid yellow spiders.  You boys!   A lifetime of scariness! -Roxie

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