• Vinto, Bolivia •
When Puppydoc wasn’t working, she would step right next door to her home…the hospital guesthouse.
There, waiting for her, would be the afternoon tea…fully prepared and served by her host sister, little Esterita…
…and together, they would then chat about their busy day while they took their tea…with two lumps of sugar, of course.
😉
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Possibly the best time of the day.
I agree! 😀 🙂
What a delightful break!
Yes I agree! 🙂 🙂
Doc, have you an shunts?
What a cute post! I love how simple it is, and how the simplest things can brighten someone’s day such as knowing how someone takes their tea. Loved it 🙂
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Aww thanks! 🙂 😀
This is cute, the little girl is cuter. You love children?
Haha…little Esterita is DEFINITELY cuter! Yes I think children are precious. 🙂
That’s is definitely a lovely thought.