What Love Sounds Like
“A pair of galahs called overhead, their pink and grey wings flashing in the wide band of blue sky. Mia smiled as they turned as one and landed on the spreading branch of a red river gum tree. From the air the park-like garden would appear an oasis in a sea of scorched brown. Berrilea hadn’t heeded the memo that this area of Australia was slipping into drought. The nearby river ensured that the historic homestead had a plentiful supply of water and the careful blending of water-wise plants with ...traditional favourites meant that not a drop would be wasted.
Her smile deepened as Tilly placed an orange sock puppet on her hand and opened and closed her fingers to make the mouth move. The tranquillity of the outback had healed Mia and it would help this delightful child too, if given the chance. Tilly needed to feel the sun on her face and to have the space and freedom to be a child. The last thing Mia would do was entomb Tilly in a sterile music room, no matter how insistent her stony-faced uncle.MoreLess
Her smile deepened as Tilly placed an orange sock puppet on her hand and opened and closed her fingers to make the mouth move. The tranquillity of the outback had healed Mia and it would help this delightful child too, if given the chance. Tilly needed to feel the sun on her face and to have the space and freedom to be a child. The last thing Mia would do was entomb Tilly in a sterile music room, no matter how insistent her stony-faced uncle.MoreLess
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