One sunray: and what I found...

 

I am sure you know the effect: a sudden sunray reaching into your home through a hole or gap in the curtain.

Yesterday I was alone at home.
I was going through the boxes of the miniature houses and rooms, searching for a new one to make, after I'd put away one which was real bad quality.
Because I was alone anyway I could put things elsewhere without anyone bothering.
That opened a space I hadn't been cleaning for quite a while, so I cleaned the corner and was ready to put the boxes back.

Then suddenly a ray of sun came through a gap and lighted up a hanging desk container, where I knew I had put the red earplugs. The week before I thought I would like to have them, but didn't want to go through the task of placing all the boxes aside.

I took the desk container and found not only the magnifier I had put there, and the earplugs, but also one of my fountain pens.
So I took it, tested it... still OK..., and put it with the other ones. Including the one my father gave me when I was very young.

A few days ago I cleaned the white sheet which is under the miniature houses, put all the houses on it in a different way.
Another ray of sun touched something in white paper.
That was strange as none has been in the house and I don't think even when..  No kid would have dared to put something there.

And I didn't know it was there.

No visitors at all, and I haven't put something like that between the houses, not even underneath the sheet.

I opened the package and found something I didn't know was in the house!!

My fathers RAF ID-tags, a shoulder patch (Grey eagle on dark) and a large embroidered Edwardian insignia badge.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am absolutely sure that I haven't put it there, as I have never seen it (No, not dementia hitting), and none can have put it there.

The mystery of easter 2026.

I finally have something what belonged to my dad from WW2.
Even though I don't know how it came here.
I have never seen it before!!!

It was there...without dust... between other things that were gathering dust again.

Found after a ray of sunlight hit it ....

How could that ray of sunlight get there?

Tell me...................

Painting: Joshua Woronickie

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Syl: "Life is a chain of challenges. Sometimes the largest challenges are we ourselves. Facing life, facing others and facing yourself requires either a worryless attitude or plain courage. Most of the time it is dealing with judgement. Maybe life is about getting rid of it."