I.V.VI Singing Your Sorrows Away

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Working hard is something that Mrs. Wall knows all about, raising three children and a foal, that is almost like her own child, is hard work. Still, every morning when she gets up she sings her latest tune, and goes about her chores as happy as can be. Her father taught her that hard work would help her go far in life, and that is exactly what she is hoping for her family. It happens that Lecie gets together with Mrs. Potter, the merchant wife living a block from the Walls. Winifred and Lecie could not be more different from each other, and although Mrs. Wall always tries to be kind, the grumpy Mrs. Potter can sometimes get on her nerves.

The twins grew up into toddlers and although they required a lot of attention they could now manage a bit on their own. Lecie potty-trained them swiftly in the hopes it would give her more time to take care of the endless chores she had. They played well together and she basically only needed to feed them, the rest of the time they spent on their own. The children played with their musical toys and the household was always full of song and music. Such independent and dedicated children she had, she was very lucky, Lecie thought.

Elmer tried to help out as much as possible with the children, it was true that his work as a private detective forced him to work all day long, but he always made time for his little ones. Elmer realized that Bega was not getting the attention she needed, the twins had their mother’s constant attention and little Bega seemed to become more and more introverted. She was good at the xylophone, and would sit and play it for hours on end, but rarely interacted with her brother and sister.

Mr. Wall was always on the go, his job kept him busy every waking hour, when his clients slept he might get some sleep himself, but mostly he researched and analyzed evidence for his cases. Elmer had a life time wish to solve 35 cases and while he cared for his family, he felt there was little to keep him from reaching that goal.

Little Clyde grew up into a beautiful stallion one winter evening, he was untrained and a bit lazy, but with some work he would be a perfect horse. All in all, life was merry at the Wall family, they always found the positive side of things.