Children'sFriend

In 1313, a father built a little bed inside a house that had no front door. His child learned hospitality by welcoming noises from the corridor. Some noises stayed for breakfast. None would give a name.In 1313, a father built a little bed inside a house that had no front door. His child learned hospitality by welcoming noises from the corridor. Some noises stayed for breakfast. None would give a name.

Years passed. The house became a hostel. A guest book recorded arrivals on the left and departures on the right. One morning, the right-hand pages were perfectly clean. Even the old ink had checked back in.Years passed. The house became a hostel. A guest book recorded arrivals on the left and departures on the right. One morning, the right-hand pages were perfectly clean. Even the old ink had checked back in.

The host insists the rules are simple. Leave the key downstairs. Keep something for the kitchen insects. Never count the doors on your way to bed. If your room number changes, it only means the house remembers you differently.The host insists the rules are simple. Leave the key downstairs. Keep something for the kitchen insects. Never count the doors on your way to bed. If your room number changes, it only means the house remembers you differently.