• Monteagudo, Bolivia •
Meet little Luis– otherwise known as my partner in crime. He was a regular visitor to the hospital, as his father had tuberculosis and was undergoing a long course of treatment.
Since the hospital was a scary place for Luis, we always tried to make the visit pleasant for him. In short, what began as innocent playing quickly escalated to mischievousness as little Luis and I discovered the treasure that was the hospital candy stash.
As you can imagine, the supply rapidly diminished into their tummies.
(But don’t worry; I later replenished the stolen candy with a fresh stock of Dum Dums.)
😊
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Sweet! Can I visit there also and get my tummy some candies? 😊😊
Why of course! 😉
Yay!!! 😊😊😂😁
Lovely little boy. And aren’t lovely little boys supposed to be mischievous?
Absolutely! 😀
I love these wonderful stories that you share. 🙂
Aww thank you, Brenda. 😊
My pleasure.💜
Such a sweet little face!
Hugs, Pam
I agree…sweet and a tad mischievous too! 😉 Hugs!