Yep, the story about Milan still isn’t over. This one is about the third day of our trip. We were visiting Sforza castle this day and strolled in it’s park. We are not that kind of people who like visiting historical museums, but we do appreciate beautiful nature scenes, so we headed straight through the castle’s courtyard to the vast park that sprawled behind the Western gates of the castle.

My girls loves playing princesses! Their game always is accompanied by dressing up and doing some face art (I wouldn’t call it make up). Recently princess Aurora asked me for a crown.
And who would tell, that it takes only a half an hour to make a crown (and it is a super-easy task)!

Yesterday my sweet Veronika turned 6. She is a big girl, but it still feels like she’s not. I guess, it’s how she’s truly feeling, because a lot of people in some time of her life had said to her, that she is smaller than her big sister. (And I believe, that is something that shouldn’t be said to a child. A skill or ability should be emphasised, not the age). But actually yesterday there was a sparkle of a consciousness in her eyes as she realised how grown up she is! (And do you remember how grown up you felt in your 6th birthday?)

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A bus stop (and a random woman and Marge somewhere in her stroller and a snow storm).

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Footprints. A view out of my window.

Trip to Milan, Part I
Trip to Milan, Part II

The second day began with a gorgeous colours of a sunrise that was seen through our hotel room window. Marge woke up at a perfect time — 8 o’clock.

I tried so hard not to let winter in me this time! I tried to be inspired with all of the brown colors around me.

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A playtime with a big brother (that’s a cat’s tunnel that they are holding).