Meg

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A photo of Ethan Peck with an announce that he will be at destination trek
It’s a tram with blue and yellow livery
”Hope floats, as a fated ship is dragged to its demise on the seabed. Hope rises when everything else is sinking. Hope flies when there are no wings and hope, without an engine. Hope does not need light, or oxygen to survive. It grows best in the dark, truth be told. Hope is the 1% which rallies against statistics. The one they cannot explain. Hope is against-the-odds, in spite of fact and solely made of will. Hope is the space between faith and spirit. Hope is the belief that things can get better, that the sun will warm again, that the end not need be that. Hope lives in the mud, in the mire, in the barren wasteland of emptiness. It is like magic, this hope. And the best thing of all? It’s free, you just have to call it near. Hope floats my friends, cling onto it, when you are just too tired to swim.” Hope Floats by Donna Ashworth Poem text is on a field of daffodils
Tuxedo cat with a sock
Sunrising behind Caerffili castle. A soft, peachy purple one.
Cat hanging off a clothes rack
Brilliant bright rainbow next to Caerphilly castle
Caerphilly Castle to the left with a tree on the right.
Colourful butterfly on a green leaf
Photo of a beautiful yellow tram in Lisbon. Found through Google on ‘secretescapes.com’
Duck with a blue beak
Free filtered water stand
Stunning view of hills in wales
A lonely glove on the carpet…
Cute little black and white cat with a red collar, sitting on a radiator and peeking out from under a yellow and white curtain.
Luna is looking very regal. She is a black and white cat looking directly at the camera.
Black and white cat looking down from a fence. Blue skies and blossoming trees behind.
Stage of ‘Housemates’ at the Sherman Theatre in Cardiff. Some of the cast are playing instruments and singing before the play starts.
A black and white cat sits on a shed roof at night.
A whole load of gorgeous daffodils
Caerphilly Castle sprawls beside a large lake. The sun is shining.
A cute black and white quite grown up kitten is sprawled over a table. Their paw is reaching towards the camera.
Two black and white kittens sitting in a tub of laundry
A photo of a bee on a purple flower. 24 January - today is the day! Will your MP vote for the climate and nature bill? Yes we can logo. Pass the climate and nature act.
A black cat nestled in a decorated, white Christmas tree.
It’s a very, shall we say rustic? Artisan? Lovingly crafted? Small mouse like creature made of red and sparky pink wool.
Black and white photo of a black kitten with one paw raised to camera
A cat and woman sit on a windowsill, illuminated by sunlight through windows with 70s era ish curtains.
Andre Norton, tales of the Witch World. Snowy scene. A cloaked figure is lifting a hand towards another who seems to be reaching out from another place where it is summer.
Orson Scott Card, Enders Game. Space station above a planet.
Grammar by David Crystal
Black kitten curled up in a small brown box
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë. Silhouette of a figure.
Chocolat by Joanne Harris. Blue background with a nest and three eggs a collage of items associated with France and the story in the bottom corner.
Reese Witherspoon wearing a backpack in a forest. Wild a journey from lost to found
Beautiful sunrise on a frost morning. On the left of the path is a lake. On the right is a rising green bank. There are trees along the path as well as old fashioned street lamps that are still lit. Frozen leaves litter the path. In the distance, Welsh hills covered in frost frame Caerphilly Castle. The sky is streaked with faded purples, pinks and oranges.
50th Anniversary edition of The Hobbit. Illustrated by Michael Hague. A red dragon lies on a big pile of gold.
Bounce by Matthew Syed, the myth of talent and the power of practise. A white cover with a giant red tick that could also be the path of a ball bouncing.
Pachinko by Min Jin Lee. A delicious cover with a strip of orange bordered with watercolour flowers and birds.
Dragon Reborn by Robert Jordan. The Wheel of Time. Rand is teaching towards a magical sword and Perrin and Matt watch on. Perrin is holding an axe and wearing a bandana. The walls and columns are ornate and red.
One Day by David Nicholls. Two orange silhouettes of faces with the title vertical between them.
Anne McCaffrey Dragonsdawn The earliest legend of Pern. Smoking vocalno with a magnificent golden dragon flying over a lake. There is someone riding in its back.
The little book of humanism. Cover looks a bit like a fingerprint.
Free to Learn by Peter Gray
The boom you wish your prents had read (and your children will be glad that you did) by Philippa Perry. Bright orange with a navy trim.
Word Perfect by Susie Dent. Etymological entertainment for every day of the year
Sea and golden sand withe a clear blue sky and some rocks
Comfy chairs, relaxed but trendy decor. Slice of cake and a coffee.
Blue chairs and red flowers. Vintage photos and many cushions.
Huge pastry and a latte
Huge cheese display
Empty plate with a scrap of pastry and salad. A slice or cake with a dripping fruit jus.
A huge flatbread with salad, olives and veg. A slice of cake and coffee.
Big mug of milky coffee and very flaky pastry.
A gorgeous tree with lots of green leaves
Change Everything by Natalie Bennett. How we can rethink, repair and rebuild society. Brat green cover.
Little fires everywhere by Celeste Ng. Turquoise background and white, chalk like handwriting. A house is burning.
So she walked to the forest and stood with the trees, she heard the wind whisper and dance with the leaves, she spoke to the willow, the elm and the pine, And she told them what she’d been told time after time, She told them she felt she was never enough? She was either too little or far far too much, Too loud or too quiet, too fierce or too weak, Too wise or too foolish, too bold or too meek, Then she found a small clearing surrounded by firs, And she stopped.. and she heard what the trees said to her, And she sat there for hours not wanting to leave, for the forest said nothing, it just let her breathe.
The reason that the rich were so rich, Vimes reasoned, was because they managed to spend less money. Take boots, for example. ... A really good pair of leather boots cost fifty dollars. But an affordable pair of boots, which were sort of OK for a season or two and then leaked like hell when the cardboard gave out, cost about ten dollars. ... But the thing was that good boots lasted for years and years. A man who could afford fifty dollars had a pair of boots that'd still be keeping his feet dry in ten years' time, while a poor man who could only afford cheap boots would have spent a hundred dollars on boots in the same time and would still have wet feet. Terry Pratchett, Men at Arms, Vimes Boot Theory. Image of a footprint and background of rain.
The Book of Two Ways by Jodi Picoult. Gorgeous red and blue cover splashed with gold.