Saturday, 20 June 2015
Monday, 8 June 2015
A conductive upbringing
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Little Princess
Some families just do it.
Little Princess and her family are so
motivated that they just have a go at anything that comes their way. Little Princess
is included in everything and she also initiates many actions herself.
A few days before the weekend of the Blue Night in Nürnberg
when museums and galleries open their doors late into the night and when many new creative projects
take place, all that was needed was to suggest in hearing distance of Little Princess we all meet in the city at some point during
the evening.
Little Princess was immediately tuned in and
the following day had everything sorted out. All that we were relying on was
the weather to play along.
It was a dull rainy day on the Saturday in question but at the last
minute, well into the evening the weather cleared and I received a message on my phone from Little Princess informing
me that she, her brother and their French exchange guest and her mum were about
to leave their house. I had a ten minute walk to town so I slowly made by way
to our meeting place.
We enjoyed
a couple of hours amongst the crowds before returning home to our beds just
before midnight.
I was so impressed with the way that Little Princess
whizzed amongst the crowds in her wheelchair, her head at elbow height, without
a care in the world. She was thoroughly enjoying her very first Blue Night experience.
I hope we share many more Blue Nights and other such events in the future because I always find Little Princess’s
presence so inspiring.
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