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A Mother’s Pride and Joy
Ioana Novac
RomaniaGALLERYCONVERSATION
7:00: Luca begins to wake up.  I'm so tired and want to go back to sleep.  Lucky for...
10:00-12:00: Luca and I go for a walk in the city and do some shopping (groceries, shampoo, diapers and a bouquet of flowers for a visit we‘ll make this afternoon). In such a small town, we run into a lot of people I know.
13:00: I'm boiling soup for Luca and having a quick meal myself. I insist that my baby only has organic food on the table. I pray to God that I will be strong enough to cook for Luca every day and help him to be healthy and happy. Fortunately, this is possible, even in the small Transylvanian city we live in. Every Thursday my father goes to the farmer's market and buys natural, organic fruits, vegetables and diary.
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