WELLBEING → WINDOWS Issue 789 · December 11, 2019

A Stitch in Time

I begged Allan to exit the highway and retrace our steps. This is not as easy a feat as it seems

A Stitch in Time

Suddenly, a tall, handsome man appeared before me, wearing an impressive-looking, long, dark, rubberized, printer’s apron. I asked where to find my interviewer, and he directed me to my destination. I’m certain that if not for the printer’s apron, I would never have remembered the encounter.

He felt a stronger connection. Much later he revealed to me that when we met, he had a premonition that he’d end up marrying me.

And so he did. After he proposed, I began debating what kind of gift I could give my betrothed; one that would express my creativity, would bring him joy, and serve as a constant reminder of how much I cared for him.

I decided that a handmade tallis bag would fit all the criteria. I’d attempted many handiwork projects in the past, and my closet was filled with many unfinished creations. I was determined that this time, things would turn out differently. I dreamed of presenting my chassan with a beautiful and unique gift, something worthy of him.

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