The Heidelberg Castle had been "blinking" us from the near distance since we arrived, so we decided to visit it. We took the funicular and there we were. It was so beautiful. It was like a dream come true (as everything here). We were in a castle!!!
The poor castle had been destroyed three times: twice by the French and once by a thunder...
Nachita pushed the wheelchair against the cobbles and we managed to visit even the most hidden places.
We were two Chilean princesses, no wonder two princes would suddenly appear :o)
The view was breathtaking and we were so thankful for being there. Nachita even meditated in the green grass and I thanked God in my own way.
The German Pharmacy Museum was inside the castle. I would have never guessed how interesting that would be. They explained how drugs were first developed, their first usages, how the drug industry intrduced their "need" to the population...
Then it started to rain so Nachita rushed with me on the funicular and we went down to the street again.
The transfer of the money for the transplant was made yesterday, so let's pray I start with the treatment as soon as possible. It's been wonderful to be in these places, but we have to focus on our objective.
God bless all the people who are giving me and my kids the chance for a better quality of life.
Que bueno que han tenido la oportunidad de recorrer todos esos lugares tan bonitos. En las fotos se ve todo maravilloso y tu, tan linda como siempre.
ReplyDeleteTe amo, hijita hermosa!
Recien ayer entendi por qué del retraso.
ReplyDeleteBaruj Hashem que llegó.
Un beso y aprovechen de desconectarse de todo. Tus niñitos estan super!.
Dios te bendiga, Karinita.
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