Readers Comments
ChristineAZ wrote: That is very wonderful
joanellenhoo wrote: I can just picture the joy in your faces. I have often found that a smile and nod of encouragement can go a long way. I also thought the idea of founding a new gathering place might be worthy of you ( and /or others) attention.
Mish wrote: Lovely elder kindness ðŸ‘
splain wrote: Andrea that was so lovely. Words are good but your connection was everything else.
mindyjourney wrote: A kind heart and a smile <3, while holding your hands :))). So very very sweet, my friend.
alisamom wrote: How wonderful of you! If the elderly ladies where you are are the same as the eldery ladies here and in Germany then I'm not surprised you can't understand them, it's like a whole other language no matter what the language!
kiwicat wrote: oh no, the bar closing down! I love your stories about the bar lady and her incessant need for multiple plastic bags! Where do you get your produce etc from now?
leoladyc728 wrote: lovely connection. Sometimes words aren't always necessary to understand. My childhood boyfriend was Greek. His grandmother couldn't speak a word of English and we got along fine. I learned some Greek words and she learned a few English.
terre wrote: Words are not necessary for true connections. You've just experienced that!
info66 wrote: There are phone apps, that translate.. If not sooken too quickly that is. Sounds like a great connection none the less ^_^