You are so sweet! 
I see where you got your love for crocheting from! 
I’m hoping she will recover quickly too! Rehab can be tiring but I hope she gets through! 
And yes Coffee Factory! 
1 Like
I remember how worried you were. I totally forgot to ask about her. But we are also happy she is still here.
1 Like
Siii, ya he visto que hay una flor de crochet y el vestido del maniquí también 
1 Like
Also, she feels sometimes tired and old, so let’s see if she crochet again. I really hope she does 
1 Like
Don’t worry, Jerry! You don’t have to! Thank you a lot, trully
1 Like
Hice un post enseñando todos los detalles, porque también hay ovillos de lana en las estanterías y todas las fotos son de ella con mi abuelo, que murió hace más de 30 años ya, pero ella siempre habla de él como si fuese ayer que se fue jeje
You’re welcome. 
I think she appreciates art and handmade products since she does crochets too. The talent of her had already passed on you.
1 Like
That is tough! I am glad she recovered! Of course still has to build up strength again. But that could have been even more serious. Thankful she got through that!
1 Like
Yes! I think the same too. She loves art, going to museums, traveling, going to the theater and the cinema… but we were born poor 
My other granny loves to write, she writes lots of poems and stories. And in my family there are many great-grandmothers who were teachers too, and my mother is as well. So I think I’ve inherited a little bit from both sides of the family hehe
1 Like
Me too 
I was really scared when she was admitted to the hospital because they didn’t know what she had, and we really thought the worst. So yes, I’m really, really happy now.
Thank you so much, Jeanne 
1 Like
Oohh the genes are still running through you. You look rich to me now. 
I think I’m more poor than you now.
It’s nice that your family loves art and almost share the same interests as you.
But just because she likes it doesn’t mean we actually do it either, I’ll tell you that
1 Like
This is a beautiful story, and thank you for including the picture of that clock in Prague! How stunning!
What a beautiful smile and what a precious gift!
1 Like
Praise God she got through that! Yes
1 Like
I hope so too! It must be so hard not being able to do what you used to enjoy doing but I’m sure she will be able to start soon with all your support and love.
1 Like
First of all I’m very very touched reading your story and your close connection with your grandmother I remember when you mentioned that she was in hospital so i’m happy she is better now and look so well 
The gift you made for her is really beautiful and meaningful what is the best part Actually you remind me that is a long time since i give a present to my grandmother… And my grandparents are so important to me. Last time I give her a A religious painting embroidered with beads. It took me almost a year to make it, but she was very happy. I can post it, but I don’t want to offend anyone’s religious feelings, so I might hold off. Maybe I’ll make her something nice from Robotime too?
But going back please wish her from us a lot of health and happiness!
1 Like
Aww thank you so much!
I’m so glad you liked the Prague clock too, it’s really breathtaking in person! And yes… her smile that day made everything worth it
1 Like
Oh wow, your comment truly touched me
Thank you for remembering that moment, it means so much. I’m really grateful she’s doing better now.
And that bead-embroidered painting sounds absolutely beautiful. The time and love you put into it must have meant everything to your grandmother. Handmade gifts carry something so special.
Please don’t hesitate to make her something again, whether it’s embroidered or from Robotime, I’m sure she treasures everything that comes from your hands.
I’ll definitely pass your wishes on to Olimpia. Health and happiness right back to you and your grandparents too, @aga2713
2 Likes
Such a beautiful kit. Love the smile on grandma’s face. That is such a beautiful moment.