Lost and found.

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No, friends. I did not find the nails. But several years ago I reread a very good children´s book that is written by one of my best friends. I read it again during the quarantine and then the book got lost. Several times I tried to find it because it is one of those books that make you happy. It is the real story of, Huaso, a Chilean horse that won the record of the high jump in 1949. The record has never been broken. Today there were awful noises upstairs. So, even though I hate to climb stairs, I went up to see if Anita had left a window open. There was not any open window but I discovered that the wind was really blowing. So I checked And as I was upstairs, I also looked. And there, in a low corner, was the book about Huaso. I know that I did not place it there as it was to low. But I bent and brought it downstairs. I´m halfway through the book as children´s books usually are smaller than the big adult novels. And it made my day. After a while, I googled about Huaso, and there it was. of course Luis Tamayo had written the story better than google. So, as you see, in my house elves have 2 hands. So when they use their hands to hide something, they have to leave what they had hidden before. I had some leftover mashed potatoes, mixed them with some flour and put cheese inside. Then I fried them. Delicious! Later I´ll eat another piece of cake. See you.