Sunday, March 16, 2008
In the air, golden box and ground stars.
Almost a year ago, I chatted with John Naish about gratitude, and part of a chapter in his book Enough was the result.
1. The air is warm and has a certain sweet scent to it that suggests Spring might be around the corner.
2. Nick brings a box of chocolates because he thinks I sound unhappy on the phone.
3. We come across a park where tiny daffodils like little yellow stars cover the ground.
Citrus, frosted leaves and prawn crackers.
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