Luck

Now, I freely admit to being lucky.

I am lucky to be alive.

I am lucky in my children.

And most of all I am lucky in Enrat, well OK maybe that bit pushes the bounds of credibility a bit, balancing act required, too little and the domestic wind will switch to artic blast, too much and I will end up fitting a new bathroom

It strikes me though that these blogs are littered with the tales of those who have travelled half way across the world to find places of wonder.

Me I just look out of the window.

I respect totally the right of those who live 50 miles away to spend a fortune looking for wonder.

But I wonder if wonder is often there under our nose.

We need to learn to look close to home.

R