Far and away

I left my little family on Sunday, less than five days ago, and I suddenly feel homesick. I have been looking at these pictures taken last weekend, my heart beating faster, this regular rhythm of Kin-csem-Kin-csem-Kin-csem as well as the undertones of Matthi-as-Iza-bel-Matthi-as-Izabel each and every time I pass a mother pushing a pram or holding a toddler by his hand. I seem to be noticing exclusively married couples with children – the other day, while in Bucharest, I saw a gipsy mother under 20, carrying a hungry baby in one arm and being followed by her equally starving toddler – I bought food and gave it to her, smiling, my heart was aching inside. The children smiled the same smile of my very own – that innocent, full of gratitude for being noticed, for beign cared for. That gentle smile you wish the world was made of. I miss my crew. Badly.

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2 Responses to Far and away

  1. Zita says:

    Jajj, el tudom kèpzelni hogy èrzel (bàr mèg sosem próbáltam 1 napnàl tovàbb)… Amikor benne vagyunk a hètköznapokban vàgyunk egy kis egyedüllètre, amikor meg ott a lehetôsèg, inkàbb nem is tetszik:-)

  2. Juliánna says:

    Hát így volt, igen.. de azért mondhatnám, hogy jót tesz egy kis gyereknélküli kiruccanás, az ember kir´+azza magát és értékeli a családját, másképpen, mint amikor állandóan a sok utánajárás jut eszébe. mint az, ami igazából számít! ;)

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