Some people can add to other people’s life like that, and bring gifts of photos of
tiny kittens and rules of thirds and cool cameras (and, fix broken ones), or secret
phone numbers and nuts for dinner and Egyptian bracelets and painful fashion
advice, or puns and phone calls and carefully selected vegan ham-flavoured
crisps, or the biggest smiles and fobs and doughnuts, or loud laughs, badly edited
pictures of honey badgers, fancy iPhones and second-hand flirting, German
experimental music playlists, Belle and Sebastian, instant email responses, birthday cards, tailored
guidance on London boroughs (as night follows day wPeckhamwsavesw), haircuts worth four hundred bus rides, take-care's, espressos, inexplicable exceptions to the rule of
never being touched, books that were meant for someone else, unrealistic tales
of North-American wildlife, bags-for-life, thermals, sleeping pills,
good-night’s; or (but you’ve got to be lucky like I am), even all of the above.
Adding fudgy pecan pumpkin blondies to someone’s
life really can’t be a bad thing; plus when you and your cake tin are almost
squeezed to death on your crammed bus to work, there’s just no room for all the
bullshit.
Aaaand many more.
