She is the kind of lady who isn't afraid of life. She took up wind-surfing in the 70s, when she was 53, and soon won several competitions in Stockholm against people literally half her age. She only ate with us twice, on her birthday and when Sebastiaan, a Dutch guy whose mother re-married a Hungarian, made a goulash of sorts. Anna-Lisa never tried to interfere with us, but when she was around, she'd tell us stories and even taught us a song in Swedish. The second Monday I volunteered.
Ice cream floats.
Uwe helped me because he had a car, could transport groceries and hated to cook. When Scheppy made dinner, he came alive. I've never seen anyone craft dinner the way he did. It really was amazing. He julienned at least 10 different types of vegetables for a stir-fry.