A nice gesture of the police -men with the little Brother ❤

[Queen Esther]

( translated  to  English )

THE  POLICE  WILL  BE  ABOLISHED  AND  FOLLOWED  BY  MAKING  PHOTOS  AND  RECEIVING  GIFTS  FROM  THE  LITTLE  BROTHER ❤     I  love  that  picture

 

LOS  POLICIAS  SEGUIAN  ABURRIDOS  Y  SEGUIAN  HACIENDOSE  FOTOS  Y  RECIBIENDO  REGALOS  DE  LOS  HERMANOS...

[Carol Ann Torres]

Sure is a sweet little brother.

thank u for sharing. Keep up

the good work??

[Melinda Mills]

Can't understand the language. What is it about?

 

[Queen Esther]

Its  English,  translated  from  Spanish...   maybe  not  so  perfect  but  okay !

[Guest Nicole]

Hello @Queen Esther, maybe you could post it in Spanish too, so @The Librarian could check the translated text into English, thanks for sharing it  

Or maybe you could add more details in English... honestly I don't understand the above text   

[Queen Esther]

Thank  you  Nicole

[Melinda Mills]

THE  POLICE  WILL  BE  ABOLISHED  AND  FOLLOWED  BY  MAKING  PHOTOS  

 

Careful with this kind of language. It is serious.

 

[Queen Esther]

What  is  serious ?  Its  a  nice  photo  with  2  police - men  and  a  little  brother

The  last  time  our  Russian  pictures  were  serious   but  this ?

NO,   Look  above,  the  sisters  understand  it  like  I  do

[Guest Nicole]

It would be nice to know the circumstances of the photo,  what I can read in Spanish is that policemen continued being bored and continued taking pictures and getting gifts from the brothers.

 Thanks for the photo @Queen Esther, I love the facial expression of the kid  

 

[Guest Nicole]

Maybe they are at a convention? 

[Queen Esther]

Its  of  sure  a  Reg. Convention,  yes.   I  only  have  the  one  sentence.  But  my  fantasy  and  what  I  see  here,  is  that,  what  I  wrote  in  English !   Some  sisters  understood  it  very  well,  just  curious   For  me  its  okay !

[Guest Nicole]

I'm glad to know that others understood it. I'm slow to understand English, it is not my mother language and I don't speak it everyday. What  confused me was that word "abolished": 

a·bol·ish

  (ə-bŏl′ĭsh)

tr.v. a·bol·ished, a·bol·ish·ing, a·bol·ish·es

1. To do away with; put an end to; annul: voted to abolish the tax.

2. Archaic To destroy completely.

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/abolished

Thanks again