“It happens sometimes. It’s a lot like our lives—at times it works like clockwork and yet, at other times, it slows down. What’s there to get fed-up over?”
The girl is so brave she tried to get up and walk the minute she returned even after being heavily sedated. By evening she was up and about.”
“Button, read this: Parents of Clodagh, a 4-year old girl, who was heartbroken when she lost her teddy bear, went ahead and launched a social media campaign in order to reunite them! The teddy went missing at Dublin Zoo.”
It was rather quiet at around 9 when I heard some parrots making a racket outside our bedroom window. The windows have been boarded up the second time round which you are aware of and they were chattering away to their hearts content.”
You remember me telling you about the big growth she has on her neck?”
“Button, books fade. Books grow old. The fact that this blog that you and I created is going and embedding itself somewhere out there in that cloud that’s taken the shape of a horse (look out of the window:It’s right there) boggles my mind!”
“Button, this is one of Mojo’s fave spots in our garden. She sits there when she’s pensive and watches the rain fall and fall.”
And there’s nothing I can do about it. I can imagine how you must be feeling in that dark room all by yourself without anything to do. I only hope they finish the work in time. Please bear with me and have patience. I am so sorry.”
Her mind is razor sharp and she still does lots of chores at home to keep herself busy. She spends six months in Kolkata with my younger sister and six months here with me. I spoke to her some time back.”
Don’t forget to count too because I have to give you those many hugs. Left to yourself, you must be feeling miserable in there!”