The long, clear cut nights with its 9pm sunsets and days spent with sun blazing over my golden brown skin. The evening 15 mile cycle rides just because you can and days spent paddling in rivers in nature. With birds tweeting and talking to each other and now, at the moment and for the preceeding 2 months, the lack of cars in parks, the daily excersise, the eating what my stomache craves and not caring if its too much. It’s people running in the sea early in the morning to make sure they are keeping to social distancing and it’s friends and their children and my family, other people’s families enjoying and partaking in the simple joys of life. It’s meeting up 2 metres apart from each other but being able to see each other, it’s video calls to those whom you love and miss. It’s sending cards of good will and motivational words to keep on going, keep on being string and if you can’t that day, knowing it is okay. It is okay to be human and feel the range of emotions that we were born to feel. We wern’t born to just feel happy but to experience sadness, grief, joy, fear and laughter.
The turn of seasons into summer makes it easier to open up emotionally, physically, mentally to those who you care about – life is a little more care free. I don’t know what it is that does it to me but the long nights, the warmth of the sun on my face, usually the splashing and swimming in the sea makes me more nonchalent, more happy and carefree. It makes all the hard bis seem easier and it makes love easier to give and receive. More people are in tune with the universe and getting out of life what they put in.
Today, I am also one of those people, not worried about not having my peppermint tea, not worried about when I drift off to sleep.
Just content with it all and I hope that you are too.














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