July 14, 2015
“I can’t reach it!” cried little Billy. He hung his head, embarrassed. His father, Jim, was standing outside the carousel, watching it circle. Billy was frozen stuck to his white horse. His knuckles white from gripping the pole so tightly. “C’mon, Billy—reach for it!” called Jim. Billy was feeling dizzy. “You can do it!” Jim coaxed. “You gotta reach for the ring, Billy! Reach for the ring!” The ring. Billy passed under the wooden arm, suspended overhead. A ring dangling just beyond reach. “How am I supposed to grab that way up there?” he wondered. He took a deep breath. He needed to get the ring. For his father. For himself. He was tired of feeling afraid all the time. “What do I need to do first?” thought Billy. He started with the spinning of the carousel. Figured out how to focus so he wouldn’t get dizzy. “Stand up in the stirrups!” Jim shouted. Billy wobbled. Pulled desperately on the pole. Afraid to slip. Fall off the horse. Look stupid in front of his father.…
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