In the last 20 month, I did not need it, but now, they had to take blood from me for a test. I was stunned!
First, it is so huge, there are two bus stations from one entrance to the other. Second I was the 239th! Any-time my tour will arrive?
Not more then an hour! I was told.
One more hour, without eating?
Looking at the crowd waiting, I was sceptic about the hour, too.

But when my number was called in room number three, from the eight, in a few seconds and without the pain I feared, to receptacles were full of the required blood. Thank you!
Now, wait for the bus, buy some fruits and bred near home, I arrived back near noon. Tired. Full of adventures that, now, I could see as "interesting".
And near home, just stop, and take photo of some of the multitude of wonderful flowers.

Yes, take time to smell the roses! And, before, to look to what is around us - so many great are.
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