So... I went to the city to get two lions on Sat, huh.
And bypassed this lille fella.
Made my way via the Canapé-shop, which was closed (!) and took some pics, people thought I´m a tourist again ;-)
This truly is the city of Henry, the Lion, huh?
Opposite you find the church, never saw this really before:
Death, yes, that´s not funny.
Talked to Niece - this is so weird to write down anyways! Wasn´t she just a Baby a sec ago?!
Now I really can talk to her!
Ask, how she´s handling the sickness.
Until this morno a girl "a bit older" was in her room in hosp.
Yeah, a bit like 17, her Daddy told me.
Kids, huh?!
11 years is just "a bit", and I´m afraid Niece is right about this, too.
She´s taking it all like a Lion, brave girl.
Sunday "everybody" went to visit, so I decided Wednesday I´ll hop in.
Like in hop in from/to 80km/56km, gah.
Tourist-me took some more pics.
It was market day:
About the Lions...
Bro said no.
No more stuffed animals!
Certainly I threw away the bill already - hence this fella...
(Awww, the paws!)
... will stay with me.
Shoot!
Aren´t you bored in hospital?
No more toys, Bro said, bring a book.
She cannot read yet.
Wouldn´t this be more handy?
What would you do, respect or offer anyways when being there (to Mum/Dad) and take home if really not appreciated?
Hosp...booooring!
5 comments:
If she can't read, I think the bead animals would be more interesting, although she might need a flat surface to make the beading work.
She's a brave girl for sure!
Thank you, Sami, I´ll bring them along then :-)
As for the surface, reckon a tray would do the job, no?
I would definitely pop a couple of books in there too Iris, you can read to her, she'll love it. The first thing my granddaughter says to me when we Skype every week .. 'Gigi can you read me story' and she sits and listens carefully, soo cute!
Hope that's not St. Martin. :-)
Over Skype, now that is really very cute, Grace!
Yips got two books for her yesterday!
Revrunner, hehe, right, funny coincidence, but we got an added "i" here, phew!
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