Sisters Enai and Gulai were looking forward to the summer holidays. They dreamed of spending their summer holidays this year at the seaside. Enai liked drawing and every day she was drawing a picture of the sea and the children in its shore. Gulai also drew well like her sister Enai. Sometimes, when they fought over the coloured pencils, Enai was always saying – “Gulai, let’s not arguing and let’s draw together!” And they were drawing together.
Today their dream came true. They came and settled in the Avaza recreation centre with children like them. The teacher brought them to the sea in the morning. The noise of the sea waves and children relaxing was very incredible and interesting. The teacher introduced them to the sea, explained the rules of caution in the water and instructed them to swim in a water balloon. When they went to bed in the evening, they went to sleep very happy that they had achieved their dreams in the pictures they had drawn.
The next morning they went out to the sea more earlier. When they saw a black thing laying there, Enai called out:
– There is a huge fish there, teacher!
When the teacher and the children gathered they saw a little Hazar sea cat laying on the beach. The sea cat was moving very slowly sounding “ kys, kys..” At that moment Gulai asked her teacher:
–Has the sea cat come here to get a rest like us, teacher?
The teacher replied:
– No, the storm in the evening has brought this little sea cat to shore with the waves. Let’s help it together! The best thing to do is to call a lifeguard and let the sea cat go into the sea.
When Enai came to her room, she drew the sea cat which she had seen. When the sisters called their parents they told about that situation. These unforgettable moments left pleasant memories in the hearts of Enai and Gulai.
Begova Ogultach,
teacher at Mary city secondary school № 11.
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