Today I saw the complete generosity and how genuine people can be... It was so refreshing to see that there are still some beautiful and sentimental people within society. A couple invited my family and I into their home as if friends. Their home was welcoming, and full of art work of which they had created themselves. We spent the time talking - chatting about life, their family, their jobs. What makes ,e blog about this? Is there love story, one which i know ill never forget. Their love story brought them together twenty five years ago as lovers and it starts like this.
Angy and Mike met when they were 23, Mike had been working since he left school and built up a tank of savings to buy his most loved persesion, a canal boat. He lived around the canals and waters of his nearby town making it his life. Angy on the other hand was living in a beautiful house off of the welsh boarder. She had lived with her parents in Wales also and fled the nest to her own abode at the young age of 23. Angy had from a very young age looked after and breeded dogs, of all breeds and sizes and always wanting a career working with them. Living in her house she lived alone with three loving, affectionate canines; Tilly, Megan and Moggy. she would walk them up and down the canal, over the bridges for an hour and a half everyday. She would change her walking route day to day and take her beautiful dogs on an adventure.
Mike had become obsessed with the mechanics, upkeep and decoration of his canal boat and believed he had found his true love. Until one sunny day, on the turn of the Caaybrew stretch of the canal Mike had found himself in trouble, as he steered the boat it was taking on water, by the bucket load water gushed in to his beloved boat and he shouted as he tried to shovel it out. A passer by, a young woman walking her dogs, offered to help. Tying her dogs to the mooring station she climbed aboard. After many of attempts of trying to retrieve the boat for the dirty depths of the canal they agreed there was nothing more that they could do. Angy walked Mike into a nearby coffee house where they sat chatting and laughing opposite the sunken wreckage. After a couple of coffees, when Mike was back to being himself Angy offered him a place to stay, and He accepted. He called the canal maintenance for help with the clearing up if his truly loved boat and wreckage and curled into a warm cosy bed beside the fire in a beautiful welsh cottage. Angy insisted of him staying until he found his feet and worked out where his journey was going to take him. There was many Laughs and candlelight evenings and after weeks; Mike never left, he and Angy lived till now and will do for much longer In the beautiful welsh cottage on the boarder; and have done for 25 years.
Now this blog is not just fiction, this is notes taken from a beautiful conversation... Maybe I will extend this, proof it, make it more contextual... Maybe. Please excuse mistakes, grammar or spelling... Sometimes I rush in order to tell a story.
Much love x