Here are some cows and jacarandas, spotted in the middle of town on the way home from the office one Saturday recently, amid the busyness of a newspaper deadline.
Zac, who was driving, kindly did a u-turn and pulled over so I could take a quick photo.
As I write this, that edition of the newspaper is just about off to print, and I’ve got that little post-deadline buzz.
I say you’ve got to stop and smell the roses (or jacarandas and cows), no matter how busy things get.
Susie Cunningham
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