MOO: The author or authors of these inundating posts are jealous of Evanna. And or is extremely resentful of her.
Let's take a look at some of the author's responses. Ill paraphrase the best I can.
*Evanna was having an active and feisty year of growth.
*She dictated what kind of clothing and other items we should bring along for her.
*insisted that she felt well enough to ride there in a car and not an ambulance.
*She asked if we could stop on the way and get her some "Amazake", a traditionally-made sweet drink that was her favorite.
*she asked for several natural candies her mother had made that morning for the children, and eagerly ate several of them.
*Amid these activities, Evanna, sitting and watching from a couch in our parlor where she had been parked and slept during the cold (as did many of us), and which she found a great novelty and probably would have tried to claim as her own personal bedroom on an ongoing basis, she suddenly collapsed.
*stuffing her face
*She was always leading the other children down to the stream behind our house to look for crayfish - after we had them in their best suits and dresses to go somewhere.
*Evanna would use any excuse to watch movies, which is normally not something children in our family.
*she was the "firecracker" of the family and always got plenty of attention for it.
*Evanna was violating our home quarantine repeatedly to get in on watching movies, requiring (and generally ignoring) our constant reminders to not do so.
*always the one who pulled out the old items carefully stored in the attic to try on or play with on a whim.
*she was a fiesty kid, always looking to do what interested her, no matter what.
*Evanna wanted to go to Boston, which was a fun place for her, and didn't care how much it snowed.
MOO I am disgusted at the contempt the author shows Evanna....