Arrow Lake you can go the distance

A smile reserved only for her children curved her lips as she watched her son work diligently to bring her his prize. She didn't offer to help, knowing it was something he should do on his own. When at last he dropped the branch next to her, her eyebrows lifted in surprise. As he leaned against her, emitting his little sound of pride, she looked between him and his trophy. You are very strong, she said, genuinely impressed with his feat. She was, of course, not in the least bit surprised; she was only filled with pride as she looked down at her son. How far did you drag that before I found you? she asked, smiling again.