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LULA HUGHES
AUTOBIOGRAPHICAI
NOTE
A native of the state of Mississippi, from a
very closed, large and lovely family. In 1973, I became a resident of Saint
Louis, Missouri.
I always felt a desire for artist, but the Lord
blessed me with the ability to create, unique imaginary form of literature
represented to connected events and intention of entertaining.
By
LULA HUGHES
First, I give thanks to the Lord Jesus Christ,
whom granted me with patient, and notably superior in intelligence. When
discouragement approaches, I endure obstacles to perceive.
Second, my sweet dear mother never doubted for a
moment, she always felt optimistic and encouraged me to reach forward for
accomplishment. Relatives and friends also wish me success.
By
LULA HUGHES
In the beautiful yard of flowers. A girl by the
name of Alice discovered a ladybug, she adored. She sings and it begin to
dance, bounces from side-to-side. She told her friend Tern about the ladybug
story, she doubted her until she sees for herself.
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LULA HUGHES
Most mothers love flowers, but Alice’s mother
adored them. During the months of spring she placed her plants in prepared
soil. When summer arrived the elegant assorted flowers would set off her front yard.
Alice and her classmate Tern enjoyed the colorful
sweet-scented blossoms. When they played the hide- and-seek, one of their
hiding areas was behind the flowers.
One day Alice played the game with her
three-year-old brother Joey. She had hidden near a wide leaf plant. She
discovered a two-inch reddish-spotted beetle clinging under a leaf. She removed
it from the leaf and placed it in the palm of her left hand. "Joey,"
she shouted. "Look what I have found!"
"It’s a big bug," said Joey.
"Of course, it’s a ladybug" she
told him.
"A lady bug?" he asked.
"Let’s find a man bug."
"You’re silly," giggled Alice.
"There aren’t any."
"I found a lady bug," Alice
told her mother, holding it in her hand.
"It’s a big beautiful bug,"
said her mother. AI haven’t seen many that size.
Everyday Alice sat and played with the
bug. She placed the beetle on her left hand fingertips. She enjoyed the
ticklish feeling when it crawls, toward her wrist.
One day she decided to sing a song’ to
the ladybug. "La la la la-a-a. You’re a cute little lady tug, la la la
la-a-a." The bug stood on its little hind legs and bounced its little body
from one side to the other.
"This is unreal. It dances,"
said Alice. She rushed into the house. "Look, Mother, I sang and it
danced, she demonstrated.
"Oh my goodness that’s
fantastic!" said her mother. "You’ve found a dancing lady bug."
"A dancing lady bug?" asked
Joey. "Let’s find a dancing man bug."
Alice told her classmate Tern about the
dancing spotted beetle. "That’s nonsense. You must be kidding," said
Tend.
"If you walk home with rue
after school, I’ll show you," Alice told her
nine-year-old classmate Tern.
After the girls arrived, they went directly to
the beautiful yard of flowers.
"This green wide-leaf plant is its
home." And this is its favorite leaf." Alice said as she begins her
search. She carefully searched the plant and looked under each leaf. She
couldn’t find the ladybug. It was gone. "Its around here somewhere,"
said Alice, trying not to worry.
Tern just folded her arms and stood waiting.
"Come help me search," asked Alice.
"Help you search, for something that
doesn’t exist? You are insane,” snapped Tern. "There was never a dancing
lady bug. You were just pretending."
"It does exist, and I am not insane, Alice
said, sobbing. - "
"I'll tell the whole class about your
stupid dancing lady bug story," threaten Tern.
Alice ran into the house, "Mother,
Mother," she cried. "I can’t find my dancing lady bug. It has
disappeared. I’ll never see it again.
"Darling, don’t panic. It’s all right. I’ll
help you locate the talented beetle," her mother said calmly.
After a short search her mother said,
"There it is." It had crawled over to the next plant.
Alice sighed with relief. "Thanks,
mother." She walked toward her classmate Tern, "I found it. I found
it.
"I- must see this to believe
it," said Tern.
Alice sang "La la la la-a-a you’re a
cute little lady bug, la la Ia la-a-a." Again the dancing beetle stood on
its little hind legs and bounced its little body from
one side to the other.
"Now what do you have to say for
yourself?" Alice asked her classmate Tern, with her hands on her hips.
"Unbelievable, but true I am sorry I
doubted you," said Tern.
"I am too," said Alice.
"Now is it okay if I tell the class
about your dancing lady bug?" asked Tern.
"Certainly" answered Alice.
"You can also tell the class that I’ll never let it get away again."
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