The Three Wishes told by Pat Speight

You can listen to more stories on my website www.patspeight.com
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[@jamesehoey]

Thanks Pat I told this story in front of all the parents children and teachers at my school... thanks for the story

[@erikheen1291]

Pat, you're my new favorite storyteller.

[@walterwhite3018]

great stuff Pat! more pleaseeeeeeeeese :(

[@patspeight]

he wished that his blind mother could SEE a new BABY in a cradle made of GOLD

[@seancassidy4812]

Pat, you are a fair detail, as good as any

[@kayamaggie11]

More! More!

[@soslothful]

That was great! But what was the last sentence?

[@seancassidy4812]

soslothful, It was in the Irish language. "agus sin é mó scéal". This means"and that is my story". awgus shin ay mo shkale.

[@hypnoticimedia]

Great Story! What was the last thing said...i replayed it several times and couldn't get it. It sounds like...."and she never scaled"

[@seancassidy4812]

Mark Ryan. Howaya Mark. The last words were in the Irish language. Agus sin é mó scéal. " And that is my story". I'll try a phonetic; awgus shin ay mo shkale.