click here for part 1.
When Thorson got home from school after a rather long Thursday, he opened his twitter account and started laughing almost immediately. He saw that Bertha had tweeted: “Happy Thord’s Day :-)” It wan’t a direct message, it wasn’t even an ” @” message. It was a regular tweet that any of her friends could read, but at the same time, he knew that it was meant for him.
It made him feel special…and it’s nice to feel special!
~~to be continued~~ (part 13 is here)
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