Daisy Radson

Beaumont Village was a cozy town of about one thousand people and stores, shops, a town plaza, and numerous homes. It was located in the valley between three mountains and the people who lived there were often stunned by how amazingly scenic the view was of the mountains from the town center. Beaumont Village was exceptionally interesting, exciting, and wonderful to live in because of the bucolic homes, interesting and kind population, and the sincere and loving pastor who made living there comfortable and wonderful. Beaumont Village was extraordinarily fun and exciting to live in. The town’s economy was based on agriculture, and its four farms produced lots of wheat, corn, and hay. It was an agricultural town because the people there wanted to work a life of production. Beaumont Village was an amazingly comfortable and pleasant place to live in. The lone church in Beaumont Village, Highland Church, was well known for the beautiful and wonderful art on its stained glass windows and the rows of benches that people could sit on and listen to the pastor preach about Heaven, Hell, and other interesting topics. Beaumont Village was amazingly fun and had lots of fun things to do. It was remarkably pleasant and safe to live there. The villagers loved it.

Daisy Radson loved living at Beaumont Village because people were kind, understanding, and friendly. She had lived in Beaumont Village for her entire life an had loved living there since she was a child. Beaumont Village was extremely interesting and fun to live in because there were the icy and snowy winters that brought hail and snow to the village making things festive and very cold. Daisy loved the winter and thought that it reminded her of being in a giant snow globe, with lots of things to learn and discover. Daisy Radson loved living in Beaumont Village because it was extremely un and wonderful living there. She loved the feeling of the snow fall on her face and was dedicated to decorating her own home, which was on Lake Road, as beautiful and charming as possible. Daisy loved her home and wanted to make sure that it was comfortable and a beautiful place to live. Daisy’s mother died in 1980 making things quite sad every December. She wanted her mom to come back from Heaven so that she could live and enjoy fruitful and extremely fun life. Daisy thought her life was enjoyable and productive now, but wanted her mom back home so that she could live with her and celebrate holidays like she used to. 

Beaumont Village was well known for its festival of gingerbread cookies, with people competing to make the best gingerbread men and women and making them taste as delicious and wonderful as possible. Beaumont Villagers were interesting people who were good at cooking and making things taste as good as possible. Beaumont Village was extremely beautiful with its homes so colorful and festive and full of life. Beaumont Village was extremely interesting for its wonderful and amazing aura of hope and happiness. It was filled with festivals, holidays, and parties, all of which made living there extremely fun and enjoyable. People loved living at Beaumont Village because of the wonderfully generous and kind populace who made living there super fun and exciting. During the summer, people would often go to the town center and have a blast getting splashed on by the fountains. Beaumont Village was an amazingly interesting and fun place to live with people having lots of fun doing interesting things. The fountain in the town center was enormous, being thirty feet high and raining down lots of water. Beaumont Village was an exceptionally interesting and fun place to live with love, life, and a passion for improving things. 

Daisy Radson was going back to her home one day when she saw something lying on the front door of her house. It was an envelope with a letter inside of it containing details about a mystic who could talk to the dead and where she could perhaps even speak with her mother. Stunned, Daisy felt an urge to go to the Mystic where she may be and have a conversation with her. It would be an extraordinarily fun and interesting meeting. Daisy left the home and went to Beaumont Village Lodge where she rented a room for three days, carefully reading and examining the letter so that she would understand completely and in detail about how interesting and exciting this trip to the mystic would be. Daisy Radson was excited to go the mystic and see what she had to say about her long deceased mother. It would make for an interesting and exciting event, one Daisy was looking forward to all the time. Daisy was excited about going to the mystic so that she could have some time there and have lots of fun. She always wanted to know what her mother was doing in Heaven after all these years. 

Daisy was in her room in the Beaumont Village Lodge when she heard the doorbell ring and opened the door to see a man with a plate of bacon, eggs, and an omelette with orange juice. Daisy thanked the worker and was excited to eat something as she hadn’t eaten in a long time. Daisy was excited to eat something so delicious and wonderful and was going to devour the meal with happiness. Daisy ate her food and left the lodge to head to the mystic, who said she could contact her mother who was dead a long time ago from a sickness. Daisy wondered on her trip through the mountains what the mystic would say and what daisy would say in return. Daisy couldn’t keep hold of her excitement and just screamed in delight because she was going to hopefully be able to talk to her mom. It was going to be an interesting and exciting event. Daisy couldn’t wait to meet the mystic because she had so much to say to her and so much to learn.

Daisy found the mystic in an old wooden cabin at the top of the mountain and was somewhat apprehensive to meet this new sage. Daisy was extremely grateful that she was able to be here and was so thankful that her life was beautiful in terms of luck. Daisy went to the mystic and saw her for the first time. The mystic was an old woman who had long grey hair and a wrinkly face. She smiled when she saw Daisy and said, “Welcome, come in, dear.” Daisy smiled and came into the cabin’s main room and sat down in front of the old woman. The old woman asked Daisy whether or not she was interested in seeing her mother appear in front of her and Daisy was excited.

Daisy exclaimed, “Of course! I would love to!” The old woman in front of Daisy was glad to hear the response and promptly recited a magical chant and her mother was seen in a gold room atop of some white clouds having fun with other people in Heaven. Daisy looked at the people in front of her and was so excited to be able to see her mom and was extremely happy to be able to have something so wonderful happen to her. Daisy and the mystic both felt happy to see Daisy’s mom on top of the table. Daisy thanked the mystic and went back to her cabin where she felt so glad about her life and how wonderful it was and how much she loved having the good things that happened to her happen. Daisy felt so happy about life and thought that it was extraordinarily fortunate that Daisy was able to see her mom and feel happy. She felt so good in Beaumont Village.