The Carpenter's Miracle Page #4

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Take a deep breath.

Meditate,

just take a meditation here.

I don't even know how

to meditate.

I've never meditated in my life.

Deep breath.

I wish I knew how to meditate.

Hi! Hi there.

You're early.

Am I?

I, uh, I didn't notice the time.

No, it's not a problem,

come on in.

Whoa...

uh...

I just, I f...

give me a second?

Okay.

I forgot.

Just one second, okay?

I got these for you.

They're beautiful.

Thank you.

Come on in.

Wow, your doormat

means business.

Yes, it does.

You'd better watch that.

That's embarrassing.

All right.

This looks great.

Ah, just a few things

I threw together.

It's really simple.

Can I help?

Oh, sure.

Uh, here, take those.

Okay. I'll take this.

And I have a free hand.

Smells fantastic.

It's an old recipe of my mom's.

Oh, man!

It's not a problem.

I am-I am so sorry.

That was such

a beautiful plate.

It's just a plate.

I mean, I can't tell you

how many I've broken.

Maybe you can perform

another miracle

and fix it.

Luke...

Don't think anything about it,

it was an old plate.

It was an antique.

It was an antique?

Luke!

Are you serious?

You must think I'm an idiot.

No, not at all.

Well, you have to

let me replace it.

I don't think

you'll be able to.

Well, then I would like

to repay you some other way.

Please.

You want to repay me?

Yes, I do.

Okay.

Next dinner,

you take me out for a meal.

So you would have dinner

with me again after this?

Well, I'll wear something

waterproof.

And tomorrow's forecast,

87% chance of rain.

It's perfect.

I won't get wet

going to the restaurant,

and I'll be

fully protected at dinner.

How does that sound?

Um...

Tomorrow?

The meal that

you're taking me out for,

our repayment plan?

Tomorrow.

Dinner out. Sounds good. Yes.

Yeah.

I think so, too.

Where do you want to go?

Let me get my thinking cap on

and I'll let you know.

Okay.

But first, we should

eat this meal,

so have a seat.

Hey, Luke? Turn the...

we're on TV.

Can I explain it?

Um... no, actually.

I've never seen

anything like it,

but a miracle?

I mean, I don't know

about that.

We caught up

with the boy's mother,

Sarah Quinn of Bethany,

shortly after her son's

release from the hospital.

Yeah, I don't know,

I mean, it's, um,

it's a miracle.

I don't know,

that's all you can call it.

A miracle.

In a KPJL-7

action news exclusive,

we spoke with local resident

Josh Camden,

who modestly declined

to take credit

for having revived the boy.

I have no idea what happened.

I certainly wasn't because of

anything that I did.

A modest hero.

An ordinary man in

extraordinary circumstances.

One might even call this

the greatest easter gift of all.

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