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The bus was driving somewhat towards the sun, and Ana was sitting on my lap facing the windshield, in the front passenger seat.
She turned to look out the side window (the view was comparatively shady) across from us, then she looked out the windshield again...
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Of course, I forgot to tell her dad when I saw him, I was more interested in informing him that she appears to have another urinary infection. (Or possibly a cut on her vagina, but in a public bathroom I had no intention of doing this sort of inspection.) I'll tell 'em later.
And of course it might not be that, and even if it is it might not be serious at all. I already knew she likes to wear glasses and hats on bright days (she says she gets headaches, but other days she's also inclined to forget her eye protection and not admit to having any ill effects, so I don't know for sure. I tend to believe her, her mother and my mother are prone to the most horrible migraines).
I remember my father talking about this with somebody when I was a child. At least, I think he was - all I remember was him saying that for some people, it's a lot easier to read when you put a colored sheet over the paper, and that it's a visual thing, not just a trick. But he didn't mean me, anyway.
She turned to look out the side window (the view was comparatively shady) across from us, then she looked out the windshield again...
( Read more... )
Of course, I forgot to tell her dad when I saw him, I was more interested in informing him that she appears to have another urinary infection. (Or possibly a cut on her vagina, but in a public bathroom I had no intention of doing this sort of inspection.) I'll tell 'em later.
And of course it might not be that, and even if it is it might not be serious at all. I already knew she likes to wear glasses and hats on bright days (she says she gets headaches, but other days she's also inclined to forget her eye protection and not admit to having any ill effects, so I don't know for sure. I tend to believe her, her mother and my mother are prone to the most horrible migraines).
I remember my father talking about this with somebody when I was a child. At least, I think he was - all I remember was him saying that for some people, it's a lot easier to read when you put a colored sheet over the paper, and that it's a visual thing, not just a trick. But he didn't mean me, anyway.
