Baking and Band-Aids - Comments

I almost cried :O The perspective of a little girl was a great idea. I love how everyone had turned to listen to her and her innocence

THIS WAS SO ADORABLE!
I love the ignorance of the child, you really captured that so well. I noticed the reoccuring theme of meeting the person again when you're very very old. ;) I really liked this. Nora was a little cutie, and this was so sad.

Omg, this was so touching and innocent and wonderful <3 I was 15 when my great-grandma died and I sort of took her death like Nora did, not believing that it really happened or acknowledging that she was dead. This was amazing <3

I was teary eyes while reading this. It was very, very touching.

You did a great job. c:

I started crying, what a wimp I am xD
This was so touching, it really was
-Katie

There are tears in my eyes! Seriously.

This was sooooooo cute! Ugh, I'm glad you're so great at writing, because you seriously have allot of onshots.

This was sweet, very moving (got a bit teary eyed like everyone else), and beautifully written. Well done.

Not gonna lie...I DID have tears in my eyes. :]

Awe. I cried, seriously. When she started talking to her Mom. And then when she moved over to her grandpa and pulled out a band-aid (which was so innocent and adorable).
It was touching.

I probably ended up crying more than I should because my grandma had passed away this year.
That was really cute. (:

This was so adorable! And I had the same reaction as commenter above. I literally got tears in my eyes when she approached her grandfather at the end. Awww. I love Nora's innocence and how she said her grandma was 'hiding.' The only flaw I noticed was that maybe one or two of the words "mommy" wasn't capitalized when it should have been, like if it's used in place of a name.

Great job on this :D

Oh my God! That's sooooo touching! I actually started tearing up at the end! Seriously. There's nothing like a child's perspective on life, is there?