When Miss T was up at Great Ormond Street Hospital earlier in the year for the 2-week intensive physio rehab, one of the corridors we visited which we wouldn't normally see had the most gorgeous framed Miffy pictures lining the walls. It certainly brightened my day to see them but as they were hidden away from the main part of the hospital that we usually get to see, I snapped pictures on my phone. The glass of the frame has caused some reflections in the photos but they are still so amazing to see.
As my phone keeps running low on storage space and I don't want to delete them altogether, here they are uploaded to our blog...
These are part of an original collection by Dick Bruna and are on loan to Great Ormond Street Hospital from Simone and Robert Suss. It felt such a privilege to have seen these!
Anyone who has read our blog for a while will know what huge Miffy fans we are (see here and here and here for just a few examples!) and after what had been an emotionally tough couple of weeks with Miss T staying in London for the GOSH rehab (and physically tough on her also) it really was such a delight to be able to see and enjoy these pictures.
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