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09-12-2022... Mystical love
The wood-burning stove does its best to cook the apples and heat the kitchen.
The old house, which usually smells muffy, now fills with the sweet smell of apples.
An old woman sits bent over at the kitchen table, peeling potatoes. She wrapped a black shawl around her narrow shoulders.
It's raining outside and the sky is dark. The rain against the fogged windows is almost meditative.
The little dog with brown spots, lies enough to sleep in front of the stove and does not care about the cold floor and rain.
She hums softly and pulls her shawl even closer around her, because a sudden cold gust of wind cools the kitchen for a while.
She stops humming and looks up.
The dog also looks up, and tripples to the window with a wagging tail. He puts his front legs against the wall and looks out the window and starts to squeak and bark incessantly.
She sjjjust him, and gets up slowly and stands next to the dog.
A dash of fog seems to touch the glass with elegant fingers. She touches the window with her fingers tenderly, as the fog slowly floats up to the dark distance.
She lovingly strows the dog over his orb and a tear rolls down her cheek.






My aunt, who died a long time ago, lived in an old house. And always when I think about that house, these kinds of stories come to mind. I still visited the house from the summer, but I don't venture into, because of course that has been modernized and I don't want to see that 😉

look then I have that right. It's nice that the house is still there. No, I certainly wouldn't go inside, keep him in remembering it as it was.
I would love to see my grandpa and grandma's house in Ede again. Where I spent my summer vacations as a child and helped in their stores. But I don't know the address.

Don't you know how to drive anymore? Starting points, for example?

50's then we didn't have a car and went by train. Well, Ede has changed so much that I really don't recognize any of that.


no sure don't think there are 2 more stores on the front. That big garden with fruit trees and berry bushes along the path. I would like to see if it's still there.


it was my father's parents' house. I don't really know if he lived there himself. His family home is in Soest.


sure I come along so many times and then I always watch.






Bit melancholic and touching, it was meant to be yes.
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