"One Picture And One Story Week #76"

Hello 👋 the entire "Steem For Pakistan Community", it's so good to be here and i coming with a learnable story for the week. I hope you do enjoy it while going through.

• In Grandma's attic stood three treasure chests of true magic - but believe me they weren't just chests at all. They were manual sewing machines from long ago.

"These machines all don't need any batteries or plugs," Grandma told Mia. "They only run on something more special - your own energy!"

The black Singer machine with the gold swirls was oldest. When Mia turned its wheel, the tiny metal hands inside danced together, grabbing the threads and pulling them through the fabric.
"Singer machines are so so strong like elephants," Grandma explained. "They can sew through any thick material easily that would instead make electric machines give up!"

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• Next in line was a "blue Butterfly machine from Japan". Its a wheel spun lighter than air.

"Feel how different it is?" Grandma asked the question. "Butterfly machines are so gentle even both in sounds. While Singer uses more strength, Butterfly uses grace."

• The third machine among others was a wooden Jones with flowers painted on its side.

"This one certainly has a special secret," Grandma whispered out. She opened a drawer underneath, revealing the intricate gears. "Jones machines do have hidden compartments and surprising mechanisms that the modern machines don't!"

Mia truely noticed something so amazing - each machine made a unique different music! Singer went with "chunk-chunk" like a train, the Butterfly hummed softly like wind, and the Jones clicked rhythmically like a dance shoes.

Of Course"Electric machines all sound the same way," Grandma said. "But these? They really speak different languages!"

When Mia then tried each machine, something so magical happened. They responded really differently to her touch! The Singer moved more confidently, the Butterfly floated smoothly, and as well the Jones worked precisely.

"That's their real magic," Grandma smiled. "Manual machines become the true partners with their users. They learn your hands and also match your rhythm. No computer can do that!"

• As they gradually stitched together, Grandma added, "When at any point in time you use these machines, you're as such connecting with everyone who used them before - great-grandmothers from the times without electricity who made everything by hand."

Mia then looked at the machines with a new eyes. They weren't just an old things. They were truely the time travelers with mechanical hearts, waiting to whisper their own secrets.

I invite @bessie2023, @nahela and @yhudy. let's share stories together.