If you're a town centre resident like I am, Denisa is as a part of your local neighbourhood life. She always has a smile. I can't think of a time when I've gone by and she hasn't said hello. She never pushes her wares on me, and often I'm out dog-walking or otherwise not in a position to buy, but she just seems to be naturally friendly. I don't know how she manages to do it sometimes. She'd love to see her parents again, and for them to see their grandson, but they live in Romania and there's little chance that it will happen.
I hope Christmas for Denisa means a real break, and a nice time with her little son. He's just under two. Denisa showed me a photograph of him in a ziggy-zaggy, red-and-black tiger suit with a soft fluffy hood. A little fellow with a big smile, just like his mum's.
I hope Christmas for Denisa means a real break, and a nice time with her little son. He's just under two. Denisa showed me a photograph of him in a ziggy-zaggy, red-and-black tiger suit with a soft fluffy hood. A little fellow with a big smile, just like his mum's.
Denisa is marvellous, I'm glad she has had a mention here. I always get a smile and a hello, sometimes even a hug. If anyone reading this hasn't read Big Issue lately, do give it a try. It's full of interesting and thought-provoking writing and well worth the money.
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