Never turn your back on happiness.

How beautiful the house was with its magnolia trees lining the drive, their branches outstretched as if they were beckoning him inside. Rose tipped blossoms caught the last of the sun’s golden light, giving the flowers an ethereal glow that simmered and looked magical.

Yes, you should,” Edith said, her voice little more than a whisper. “Never turn your back on happiness.

A Willie Wagtail, a small bird with a black back and, as the name suggested, a black tail that continually wagged, ran beneath the wattle, seemingly to chastise the noisy lorikeets.

I abseiled down the front of the waterfall.

The blood drained from her face as ice tracked through her veins" - Alexandra & Edith's Escapades - The Diamond Ring

To believe in the impossible is to discover all things are possible." Ellen Read

How beautiful the house was with its magnolia trees lining the drive, their branches outstretched as if they were beckoning him inside. Rose tipped blossoms caught the last of the sun’s golden light, giving the flowers an ethereal glow that shimmered and looked magical.

One chair available. There were only two chairs in the shop. A man occupied one of these. I glanced away and then back again. Two chairs forbade the unwritten rule. Did everyone follow it? Miss one chair and sit down, but there was no third chair.

Have you seen the movie of The Thirty Nine Steps?”“I saw an old one with Kenneth More.