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winter behind. ... I have cravings for spring. J have been having some cravings of herbs, leaves, dandelions and daisies.
I had brought the koala park, do a little rocking horse. And now trudge on all fours on the carpet of moss supposed to imitate the grass. My heart sinks.
I want my son grows elsewhere. I want my son to know the spring, other than crowded squares, artificial grass or more natural but invaded by hordes of hungry Parisians a little greenery.
I want my son climbs into the trees.
I wish he finds his tree, one in which to hide, hide, play solid in the palm branches. I wish he rolls
-ke-ball on a wild pitch,
I wish he could plant his camp cowboys, Indians, Vikings or of other
I wish he had a cabin of pioneer
... I want because it's my childhood and I want hers to be as happy as rich as peaceful.
My heart aches when I look for a daycare center and I see these dark rooms, without even a small courtyard, not even a shrub.
My heart aches when I pass the nursery with barred windows and gray walls.
I'm making cockroach when I see these children queuing for a ride Swing Pay, mothers fighting for access to the slide, the kids huddled together on other
... I can not hate Paris I want to make it easier to quit.
But I would like my koala grow in the shade of the forest, he knows the smell of barbecues in the summer, the joy of hunting for eggs in the garden, the delicious cumulets in the grass wet, or the thrill of a swing hanging from an apple tree that goes too high, too high.