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Kew Gardens was probably the last place that I went to before I became too unwell to go anywhere.
I loved looking around at all the different plants, just the amazement of nature and all the different colours of plants and the rarity of some of the plants. And I even saw a plant that looked like Donald Trump which was quite funny!
And just looking with amazement at what nature can create. I just loved exploring around the different exotic houses there. And just looking at nature and what nature can create. The day I went it was sunny; it was lovely, just the warmth on my face.
And being able to go around and just being able to be on the treetop walkway and see for miles around and to see the landscape of London and see all the different towers and different skyscrapers in London. It was just a magical day and it was even more magical because it was a gift from my Dad, that day-out; because my Dad knew that I can’t go out that often so my Dad used to get me days-out as gifts.
I would be here if I could but I can’t, so make the most of your day today because life is precious. You never know what’s around the corner. You never know what’s going to happen next. So make the most of today.
Make the most of now because you never know what’s going to happen next, because next you could become ill. Something could happen and you could not be able to go places. So make the most of your day.
Enjoy today. Make memories. Smile and have fun and laugh and enjoy yourself. And enjoy yourself for me. Be happy for me. Enjoy your day for me because I wish I was here if I could be. Naomi.
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