Yup, that's her name and creativity is her game. For a twelve year old guest I was expecting what normally occurs with youngsters...digits tapping a mile-a-minute of some electronic gadget...nope, none of that. She took to our bed and breakfast establishment and morphed it into her idea of a Harry Potter destination. Kim and I, as well as our other guests, were mesmerized by her seemingly endless adaptations of her construction details. I grew up with Beatrix Potter, but there is a new Potter in town and this one has all the makings of a miricle, instilling in young people a fertile imagination, exactly what was missing from the matrix for so long. I suspect we are going to hear about Emily in the future and Kim and I wish her well on her journey. What a refreshing breeze she is.
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Thank you so much!I indeed am a huge Harry Potter fan and hope to one day meet my hero, J.K. Rowling. I had a wonderful time at Hollyhock Farms and hope to come back very soon, to enjoy watching wifelife prance and trot through the wild grasses outside the bungalow, and to elaberate on my dream of making a Harry Potter B&B.Yep, that's me.
~Emily
Posted by: Emily Gilbow | July 25, 2011 at 09:08 PM
I am one of Emily's grandmas -- it is any wonder that we are so proud of her -- she is indeed an awesome young lady! And, her stories of her visit to Hollyhock B&B make me want to come for a visit.
Posted by: Marian Ann Gilbow | August 04, 2011 at 09:50 AM