Brilliant! I love the disregard for fame or 'hierarchy' that children have. I used to go up to busking violinists (possibly from the Royal Philharmonic in their lunch hour) and ask if I could play a bit. Often they'd let me!
Judith, you hit the nail on the head here with your response. Esme got that Julia was special, but no more special than herself! Meanwhile, I'm also a fan of the don't ask, don't get way of life! Have a great weekend.
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Brilliant! I love the disregard for fame or 'hierarchy' that children have. I used to go up to busking violinists (possibly from the Royal Philharmonic in their lunch hour) and ask if I could play a bit. Often they'd let me!
ReplyDeleteJudith, you hit the nail on the head here with your response. Esme got that Julia was special, but no more special than herself! Meanwhile, I'm also a fan of the don't ask, don't get way of life! Have a great weekend.
DeleteAwww thats so cool - I love that she did that for the author!! :) I hope Julia will cherish it!
ReplyDeletePriceless! Thanks for your comment!
DeleteI bet Julia Donaldson was really pleased :)
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It is rather touching isn't it?! Thanks Anne for your comment!
DeleteAww! Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteHi Kim, great to have you onboard. Thanks so much for signing into membership on the GraceFaith blog LIFE AS IT IS. Number ten is a milestone!
Deleteawww how fab, i love the fact she has signed a note back!! xx
ReplyDeletetrue VIP style, that's Esme! Thanks for the comment Jaime. Hope you are having a good weekend!
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