The children in particular loved the canal house. Henry and Elisabeth were on the top floor and took great pleasure in having their own room together, something I was a little nervous about. While I was still scoping out the place, Elisabeth had neatly placed all her clothes and Henry’s clothes in two separate dressers and set her book on her nightstand. Soon they were discussing a plan as to how to share the bed and not wake each other up too early. We sealed the deal by offering them a movie night if they could have good nights and good mornings for two nights in a row. Our expectations were obviously low, after their time of sharing a bed in Celle, but now they have raised them. We heard, rather than saw, sibling love at its best--our room was directly underneath them. Their arrangement was that they would stay asleep until 6:30 or at least stay in bed, some sources say. If Elisabeth was still asleep at 7:00, Henry could wake her up....