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The branches moved with the green leaves waving in the wind with the sun peeking through, a cool breeze brushing across my face. Looking over our home nestled on the top of the hill on Violet Road in Odessa, Ontario. The Big White House sits majestically overlooking a stream running at the West side of a scenic view. With the rustling of babbling brook, you feel like this is heaven. As a child has stayed with me of a dream you, I could hope to remember until the end. Mom was calling out the door ?Valerie come in and have lunch? calling back ?ok mom, coming? Mom knew where I would be, which was sitting in the largest apple tree, I had ever seen, rooted securely beside the garage towering over 30 feet and, on all branches, not one missed having apples on it. As I climb down the tree the sun glistened and flickered off every leaf with a star like shimmer to it, picking an apple on the way down and taking that first bit, so sweet and warm from the sun, summer holidays were about to start.

 

Joyfully running to the front door knowing that mom would have my favorite sandwich for lunch "peanut butter and banana". Walking up to the front door that was aluminum with a wave design in the shape of an "S", opening and walking into the warmest atmosphere of a kitchen I have ever, and will ever know. The counters wrapping along one side in the shape of an L with a table big enough to sit 12 people. Mom being in her early 30's and I was the last of eight children as I look up and she smiles with words of love ?your favorite peanut butter and banana?. I knew it! Sitting and watching mom clean up and hearing my brother coming down the stairs to have lunch as well. As all siblings he would tease me as he walked by, you know just touching me was enough to get me going. The love I felt for him was deep and forever.

 

Mom being the women of new age: meaning she was a working mother being top dealer for Tupperware, mom strived to balance both family and work and she did the best job she knew how. Being age of five you have the image of what life is by your surroundings and the creations around me were the best of what I could ever dream of. It was Friday and was unusual to have mom home she was always very busy, and Fridays was the popular day for her customers to have Tupperware parties. After finishing lunch mom said ok time to make sure your rooms are clean and then back outside to find something to do.

 

After finishing my cleaning, I walked out the back door and Tippy our Black Lab was waiting to join in whatever adventure was around the corner, with his tail wagging ?come on Tippy let's go to the stream and see what is happening. As I duck under the fence Tippy right by my side for fun and protection, we enjoy our 100-yard walk to the stream. Tippy bonded with all the family and was very protective of the children. Remembering, one day last winter we were in the front yard and mom was in the house and as I headed toward the road all a sudden, I was crying and screaming for mom. Running out the front door mom with a big smile as she meets my eyes said, ?were you going towards the road?? Through my tears I said ?yes?. Tippy had stepped in front of me and pushed me into a snowbank to stop me from wondering onto the road. Sadly, towards the end of that summer Tippy had an accident with a car and did not survive. He would always be remembered as a big part of the family.

 

Tippy and I approached the stream where my brother was fishing. As I walked towards him, I kept quite looking at the stream and seeing the sun reflecting off the water as the steam ran south bubbling over the rocks with a cool breeze coming off the mist of water. Scott turned looked at me saying ?you have to be quite for the fish, or they will hear you and not bit the worm I have on the hook?. ?Ok? I replied, Tippy and I sat just slightly off to the side in the thick deep green grass. Looking at my brother fishing gave me a secure feeling that there was nothing could touch or hurt me. 

 

Sitting with warmth in my heart provided the starting of my foundation and being part of God's world and realizing how my part in this world would make a lasting impression. God has provided to me lessons that would stay with me for a lifetime. 

 

My Great Grandmother - Grandma Church, that summer was a big part of my life lessons and when she would spend time looking after us this would be when mom had to work, and our other grandmothers were not available these were the best and lasting moments. Great Grandma Church was a noble woman that stood with her shoulders back and her head held high with the gentlest eyes and words of encouragement. The first week of summer vacation was memorable and impactful. Grandma Church loved her God and always when an opportunity presented itself, she would talk about who God was and how he has a plan for all of us. 

 

Remembering back, she prepared 12 loaves of bread 12 dozen cookies and 12 jars of jam. All of this was to be a part of looking back to see the impact of God's lessons. She then prepared 12 bags and, in each bag, placed the items she baked along with 2 pairs of knitted slippers, in each bag a personal note with a Bible. I never did know what the note said but now I think something like this "God is always present, and when you think there is no way forward, he will provide the way'. The reason I felt this was the saying on the note would become clear in the next few hours as she finished each bag, she gathered all of them and placed them in the car, Grandma Church then called out "ok Valerie it is time to go". Where were we going, I thought?

 

The first stop was a neighbor very close. She grabbed one of the bags and as we walked to the front door, she set the bag down on the front step and gave a gentle knock on the door and we walked back to the car. As we drove away a female from the house opened the door, saw the bag looked inside and smiled, waving at Grandma Church and went back inside. In that moment, my heart filled with joy, love and without knowing it I had just witnessed God's work with a quiet, loving, and lasting joy attached with it. That afternoon we delivered the rest of the bags and with each delivery Grandma Church would say a prayer as we drove away asking God to keep them safe and to provide them the wisdom of his word. 

 

They say you do not remember things as a young toddler, but I can attest to "we do remember" and to hold those memories close to our soul and lean on them when we have life challenges.

 

This is a Life Moment to Remember!

 

I slowly unzipped the tent window to peer outside. It was too dark to see anything.

?Annie??

?You heard it, too?? she whispered. 

My friend Annie and I went camping for the weekend, a summer ritual that we've done for several years. After the sudden death of Annie's father, she refused to talk to anyone but me. After being diagnosed with depression, she adopted a service dog named Charlie, a now eight-year-old Belgian Malinois.

?Was it Charlie?? I breathed.

 ?No, she's right here, but I think she heard it too.?

 We both sat still. The animal stood in front of the tent, sniffing at the entrance. Charlie let out a low, threatening growl, and it slipped away.

 ?Nichole, I think we should go.?

 ?What if it comes back? The car's miles away.?

?If we stay awake, we can pack up and leave in the morning.?

Charlie settled down, staying alert. Annie and I stayed up, fearing the worst whenever we heard even the faintest sound.

As the night drifted by, our eyes became heavy. We slowly slipped into sleep. 

Morning sunlight shone through the fabric of the tent into my tired eyes. I sat up and looked at Annie.

?You fell asleep too?? I assumed.

?I figured I could trust Charlie.?

I looked at the lump of ginger fluff curled up peacefully on the ground.

?Guess not! Good morning, girl!?

 Annie and I sat in the tent while Charlie walked around outside, stretching her legs.

After packing the rest of our gear, we secured her leash and started down the narrow dirt path. The soft green of the aspen trees seemed to draw us in as we traveled silently. There were several campsites along the way. Annie and I always chose the one at the end of the trail, surrounded by aspen trees. We've had no problems with people or animals; minus the occasional crow or two.

Annie tapped on my shoulder. ?Hey Nichole, I know we are only a mile in, but I have to pee. Could you hold Charlie??

?Yeah, sure.? I don't mind holding Charlie. I get to pet her soft, ginger fur while she gives me grateful kisses This time was different. Charlie looked concerned and started pulling me to Annie.

?What's the matter, girl??

But then I heard it and let go of her leash. It sounded like a girl's scream ? a mountain lion.

?Annie! Where are you??

I peered over the bushes where Charlie stood protectively in front of Annie. She was barking at the lion, trying to scare it off. I heard a terrifying shriek and saw a tan blur go past me. 

?Annie!?

She slowly walked over to me, looking around. We both sat down for a moment and scanned the area, making sure the mountain lion left.

?Annie, are you okay??

?Yeah, before it could get me, Charlie scared it off.?

?Is she okay??

Charlie let out a little bark to say yes.

?Nichole, do you remember what the park ranger said if we see a mountain lion??

?Yeah, he said that we would be lucky, and it was not for a good reason. It might be stalking us or have a disease.?

?He also said to call him if we saw one,? Annie added.

?Well, if it weren't for Charlie, I would have been cat food. Do you think it's stalking us??

Annie and I looked at each other. We both laughed uneasily.

?Annie, I'm going to go with no more breaks, and let's hurry it up. That means you too, Charlie.? She let out a ?woof!' ?Do you have cell service?? I asked.

?No, do you?? Annie asked.

?I have one bar. I'll try calling the station.?

Dialing the phone, we heard the lion again. The ranger picked up, and Annie started yelling at me.

?Th-the lion!?

I slowly turned around and saw the mountain lion only a few yards away. The cat had its ears pinned to the side of its head, hissing at the sight of Charlie, who was barking at the end of her leash. With each step it took, Charlie would reposition herself to keep it back. She lunged, teeth bared, as the cat stepped closer. She latched onto the back of the cat's neck. Blood trickled out of Charlie's mouth. The cat was clearly in pain. It stood there for a moment before leaping into a tree.

?Good girl, Charlie!? Annie said in a shaky voice. ?Nichole, let's go.?

?Um? hi, we just had a mountain lion almost attack us.? There was a pause, as if waiting for the other person to reply. ?Our dog bit it, and it ran off.?

The person at the other end of the line said they would take their team out to handle it. They also said if we see it again to not run, but to back away slowly.

Charlie led the way for another mile, leaving us with a half-mile to go. There was another scream.

?Really?? Annie sighed.

?Let's hope Charlie can scare it again.?

Charlie let out a low, threatening growl and started barking. The cat backed off but had its eyes locked on us. Its tail twitched, and it still has blood on its neck from the previous attack. Charlie lunged and latched onto the cat's neck for the second time. The cat's eyes widened in surprise.

?Nichole run!?

I started running, daring to look back. When I did, Charlie ran to me. Annie was slowly walking backward. I grabbed the leash, trailing behind Charlie, and ran back towards Annie. At the sight of Charlie running, the lion took off. Annie and I started running too, and didn't look back.

 All the beautiful green trees seemed to turn into giant green walls. The narrow dirt trail seemed to get smaller. The beautiful sounds of the forest seemed to turn off. 

When I saw the car, I looked back. Annie was nowhere to be seen, yet I continued to the car, picked up Charlie and placed her in the passenger seat. I jumped in and drove to the start of the trail, but the car wouldn't fit. I took Charlie out again and started running back down the trail with her.

?Annie!?