After a fairly busy afternoon with a new reminder of my mother, I installed the Google Earth applic

There are many days that I have come to the house where my mother's rental. Just as military service, a little heat, imposed a few days leave. So what better than grandma's backyard? Even if she left us three years ago exactly how-so the time passes MY god and my mother has done a complete renovation of the house, the memory does not seem to get out of there.
A leisurely breakfast, talking to my mom on the wind and water in the yard, scraping the last remnants of ice from the saucer, I propose to look "in gkougkl" because a neighbor - dimetros man anymore - "saw the lady Tasia images of the road ". I knew from the beginning that it was most needed, despite curiosity. I took the phone and started looking for ways to get into Street View, without ruining all my Megabytes. Ultimately, I decided to let a more capable device and online.
After a fairly busy afternoon with a new reminder of my mother, I installed the Google Earth application on iPad from Wi-Fi to my cousin, habbinfo and I put the name of the street. I did a tour in the digital version of the neighborhood and without realizing it sooner, I bumped into a familiar figure.
It was my grandmother, no doubt. Kyra Tasia, widow Navy lost in the Bermuda Triangle. Where death and the difficulties experienced, deeply carved her face and her mind. Stood there. With the stick, green plaid Rombakis of close to a nearby house in the bucket. Probably would have come out to throw garbage once passed the camera Street View. Her face was blurred because of the Privacy Policy of Google, but not yprirche doubt it was her. He kontostathei looking aporrimeni bizarre contraption that stood over her car Google, likely without knowing that at that moment immortalized as ithere not that death would find months later.
He shivered. My brother and my cousin broke into laughter embarrassment. I paraimoun dumbfounded to show any other emotion than surprise. All I did entiktodos is to save the screenshot and try to see if we have turned to other corners. I found another 2-3 but it was long. But the animation transition edixe the street view to walk from one side of the street to another. I wanted to see more. Distychos the Google had more space for it so I stayed with two clear photos.
I ran to my mother and we were late. He had lain. It was as if I had discovered habbinfo an online grave Amphipolis. He was awake. Maybe you already expected the results of which she had remind me to do this research. Sat up in bed. "Look," whispered the and gave the ipad. He took his glasses and looked. "Yes, it is. Not amfovolia. Knows. Both robe and cane ...". I showed her and the second picture was a little clearer. "Oh mother eh" he said. I saw her voice to break. "Magnify them a little. Not to satiate." habbinfo Without habbinfo a second thought I grew up image with your fingertips. "To save the to have." The tears just kept them. "It saved" the assured. habbinfo "You send in your mail to you." She shook her head affirmatively. I gave her a kiss. Lie back and I got the machine and turned on the balcony and Wi-Fi cousin.
The discussion then went from one thing to another. Gaze at things unrelated to the internet, habbinfo but the evening rezoume habbinfo not changed much. My grandmother lives ... In Google Street View. Upright, with the stick and the rompitsa, throwing trash in a bin in the neighborhood. Immortalized. Perhaps it is the most recent photo and the last in which he is standing. It will be there until Google to renew the photos and extinguished. You see, it works like this time and the memories of people. Only during changing.
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