” Hello there, ” I said.
” Who are you? ” he asked, his eyes trying to focus on me.
” A friend,” I answered as I helped him to sitting position.
” How did I get here? ” he looked around my studio, in wonder.
” Mia,” I said, ” made a drawing of you and it was sent to me.” And I showed him the drawing.
by Mia, age 5
He looked at it for a long time, slowly understanding that this was what he looked like, before asking, “Is Mia a friend?”
” Oh yes,” I said, ” she is your best friend. ”
He began to shudder, perhaps from the cold, so I wrapped a scarf around him.
” Is that better?” I asked.
He nodded. ” I’m actually shaking because I’m feeling excited. Where is Mia?” he asked.
” Mia will be excited to see you too,” I said, ” it’s a bit of a journey for you, but hopefully it won’t be long before you two connect. ”
” A journey?” he looked nervous.
” Look at it as an adventure. I mean your whole life now, ahead of you, it’s an adventure!” I smiled at him.
He carefully put his hands together and said, ” Okay, I think I’d like some of that.”
awww that’s a lovely story.
Wonderful! I just love this
Reading with tears in my eyes.
Ya me too! I didn’t want to say it, but I’m laughing, smiling with happy tears!
I love this story! Next step for Wendy will be to make a story book
nice blog,keep posting
I absolutely love how you presented this as a story. Hopefully Mia’s mom or dad can share it with her.
I got teary eyed reading this
Adorable!
Bon Voyage, mia’s friend! Have a wonderful life!
This is such a sweet story!
So sweet. I love your story. I’m so happy for Mia and her new friend!
Your little story has warmed all of us just like the scarf you wrapped around Mia’s best friend.
aw this is adorable
Making kids’ drawing alive in the form of dolls is a great idea. In this way, you can turn them into a great designer. I love your dolls knowing that it came from a child’s imagination.