Ryan Tubridy

Isn't that lovely?

But finish the story.

Well, first of all, I think your description is lovely.

I've definitely fallen in love with nature again, the way you describe it there.

There was a while when it was the messy middle, that's a really lovely description, where I couldn't listen to music.

And I was really, really sad.

And I couldn't, I could always read, like I'm always going to read.

If I don't read, I'll die.

But just nothing felt beautiful.

And when the sun started to come out again, and that's really the lesson to everyone, hopefully the sun comes out for everyone again.

And just like you described it, it really reminded me of that bird song, which is probably the greatest orchestra of them all.

And that, when you hear it,

you go, you're alive again, you know, and you're open to the universe and the sounds and nature and the deer crossing the field beside us here.

And you just become attentive to it.

That's it.

You become attentive to it.

So rather than just going, that's what it is.

That's what the birds do.

That's what the trees do.

That's what that random deer does.