:10:11
I should have told her everything
:10:12
while she still had her strength.
:10:22
Stories from life.
Mom really loved those.
:10:26
She collected them.
:10:28
You have to have something to tell her.
:10:34
I like it when she laughs.
Then she puts her book down.
:10:43
The problem is, she reads a lot.
:10:48
It's good if you can get her
to think about something else.
:10:57
Good girl, Sickan.
:11:01
I think I love Sickan
as much as Mom.
:11:07
Mom was a photographer
before she got sick.
:11:13
Then we came. She had to quit.
:11:15
Mom!
:11:16
Close the door!
:11:23
It could have been worse.
:11:25
It's important to remember that.
:11:29
Just think about that train wreck
I read about.
:11:32
A train ran right
into a railcar at Glycksbo.
:11:36
Six people were killed
and fourteen injured.
:11:39
Just as a comparison.
:11:42
Ingemar!
:11:46
You have to watch out
for those railcars.
:11:48
It could have been me.
:11:51
Have you read this?
:11:54
Your mother writes so strange.
:11:55
No, she doesn't.
:11:59
You know what a graphologist is?
- No.