Regular readers will know that I seem to have an eye for the sweetest of small human moments. I’m recalling one such moment now, from the village tea party of a few weeks ago.
A friend to many in the village , is a chap called Nick
A bright and lively man, Nick, is facing a rare neurological illness which has affected him physically and psychologically, but still he arrived with a friend to the party and seemed immediately surrounded by more male friends from Trelawnyd.
I watched them carefully, and was reminded of the close bonds forged by the male pack members of a wolf family.
Without fuss, one friend brought a chair, another a drink and yet another put a gentle hand on a shoulder as they chatted away, watching the band play and the visitors gossip.
As one pack member moved away, another took his place and for a group of Welsh men, not always known for their emotional intelligence , I saw a great deal of love and care in those simple interactions.
I too joined the pack circle that afternoon, and thought at the time just how lucky I am to be a part of such a group of such genuine people .
What a lovely thing for all those men to do, and I suspect not one of them did anything consciously. Just friends instinctively supporting a friend, as it should be. xx
ReplyDeleteYes that’s why I likened it to a wolf pack
DeleteEverything unsaid
Squire…..quite lovely xx
ReplyDeleteIs that Lee?
DeleteSorry squire it was ,,I’ve had three 🍸🍸🍸
DeleteLeexxxx
I love this post.
ReplyDeleteThank u blobby
Deletecaring naturally, no fuss xx
ReplyDeleteOrganic support
DeleteJohn was talking about my husband Nick. It was all very moving at the Garden Party and I continue to see acts of kindness in our daily lives. It gives one faith in humanity and I am glad for it. And we are so very blessed that our John is central to our little community xxx
ReplyDeleteThat was written by nick’s wife
DeleteThe velvet voiced Linda xxx