This was beautiful, faved. just beautiful...

I love this. Read it for the first time quite a while ago - loved it then, love it now. You are a wonderful storyteller!

beautiful story!

Lovely little interlude - thank you.

My first boyfriend's mother was a survivor of Theresienstadt. She was only about 3 when her family was imprisoned,and she didn't often share her stories, but I appreciated so much that she did. Never forget.

Beautiful :)

Thank you.

This was absolutely beautiful; brought tears to my eyes. Thank you :)

*Tears*

Damn, you made me cry. Again.
Lovely story.
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What a poignant story, so heart breakingly true to love's calling. I loved it.

This is gorgeous. I'm not sure whether to give in to the warm and fuzzy feeling, or the pang of slight distress and regret that the elderly couple will soon pass. Wonderful. Finding that sort of adoration for another human being is all that anyone can really hope for.

This is beautiful.

I somehow missed this story until today - I have no idea how!

This was just...beautiful. You made me cry (again).

Such a lovely, lovely story. Thank you so much for sharing it.

that is a really beautiful piece. thank you so much for sharing.

This is particularly loving and moving. I love the moment in time, without angst, without danger... They just share one of those perfect moments/stories you can encounter unexpectedly, but which peak your interest and stay with your memory. (I often think it's the best part about traveling!)

One tiny suggestion... I think 'queue' needs an 'e' on the end?

Thanks for this... I hope your dad liked it :)

That was such a sweet story. I may be tearing up a little..don't tell anyone. To have that kind of love..that's so sweet.