[Sub-lieutenant Grisha Drobotenko, his wife Pasha Svelichnaya, a paramedic, and their children Lyuda and Kotya were the first Soviet family I happened to make acquaintance with as they quartered at Emma Yakovlevna, the old woman who gave the Mother a shelter before her going to Romania.]
At my spare hours I played with little people making toys for them. The kids were delighted. Pasha admired even more,
"You, Frosya, are able to do everything and you succeed in everything. And you are always cheerful and even joyful. And you are not angry with us!