Amalie Bischoff

green copper gable

“What do you think it looks like on the inside?” Pop asked.

“Dirty, dusty, and with lots of spiders,” I answered.

“Maybe, there is a great hall with a chandelier in the ceiling and gilded mirrors,” Mane said, eagerly. “I mean people call it the Castle, right?”

We had stopped in front of the big house on Queen Dagmar Street. We pass it every day on our way home from school.

It actually does look like a castle. There are three stories with a lot of small windows and a front door as big as a gate. Crawler plants grow along the walls, and on the roof, there is a small tower with a green copper gable.

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“What do you think it looks like on the inside?” Pop asked.

“Dirty, dusty, and with lots of spiders,” I answered.

“Maybe, there is a great hall with a chandelier in the ceiling and gilded mirrors,” Mane said, eagerly. “I mean people call it the Castle, right?”

We had stopped in front of the big house on Queen Dagmar Street. We pass it every day on our way home from school.

It actually does look like a castle. There are three stories with a lot of small windows and a front door as big as a gate. Crawler plants grow along the walls, and on the roof, there is a small tower with a green copper gable.

plants grow along the walls,

freshly baked bread

Sometimes, I think she is a mind reader.