Living His Love

In Jaspal Singh's "Living His Love," Kambry finds her daydreaming is a significant obstacle. Tasked with scribing census entries, she falls behind schedule, distracted by thoughts of an impending summer celebration. She has promised her brother, Stahn, she will attend, and his worry, or even him searching for her, is a concern. While drying ink, her mind drifts to the picnic, questioning the difficulty of a brief conversation with her brother's friends, contrasting it with the ease of solitary study. Upon returning a book to the shelf, Kambry races towards the door, only to halt, realizing she dressed for the event before finishing her duties. Anxious about ink stains on her dress, she calms herself and checks her hands. Relieved to find them clean, she infers she must have washed them after putting away her tools and the census book, her attire now safe for the celebration.