Here is the story for March.
SO fitting as at first we met W with a hug and a chat and then H, who wanted to know it all and was happy about a calendar-copy of this I gave her for having taken care of Ingo´s car and our mail (she is a teacher).
So here goes the Tribal Story of "Good Neighbours" (fun to write British English on purpose again! Blogger does not like that and marks it "wrong"...):
To a happy Sunday!
Henry 🦁
Hope you have as great neighbors as we do (mostly) !!!
Next story next month!
10 comments:
Yay to good neighbours. I'm glad we have a few good neighbours too.
Very important, good neighbours! Hope you had a good start back home
Sami, yes to that!!!
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Bettie, yes, so important! Well, from 38 to 3C is.... not so nice ;-)
If only in real life neighbors would help others this way. It's a good lesson to learn or relearn. But too bad for all the wallabies that became food. You have to eat though, don't you. Have a great start to he new week back in Germany Iris. hugs-Erika
Lovely fairy tale! How I wish it was true on the world front too with nations displaying friendly neighbourliness.
Lucky to have good neighbours. Canada uses British English.
A story of peace between neighbors but I wonder about “wounded warriors” — implies that they also had recent war and enemies. So human.
best, mae at maefood.blogspot.com
Erika, yes. We should help each other!!!
Ingo gave a wallaby water from his coffee-cup - it LOVED it!!!! It was but water with a hint of coffee-smell!
II can eat and hopefully all passwords work for work, huh, wish me luck, hugs!
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magiceye... what can I say.
They were not dumb. They got overrun. It is sad - and I love teh stories get taken along to help!
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Christine, oh? Didn´t know/expect Canada to use... aw, well, French is very present, also!
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Mae, yes, seems like (sorry) "men" get into war. got always. Sad, huh. Not human, sad....
I'll just say in my corner of the world, on my street, I have good neighbors.
And that is GREAT :-)
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