She had her dark hair in a neat braid, the ends of her hair reaching her shoulder blades. She had taken the time in the morning to pick tiny, white fresh flowers and placed them on her braids. She loved it when the glorious scent of the flowers encompasses her and drifts to her nose every time she turned her head.
Out in the beautiful garden, lying on her side with her left arm pillowing her head, she closed her eyes. The blanket that she laid out was soft underneath her. She could still smell the flowers in her hair. She laid there under the sun. The clouds passed above her and sheltered her occassionally from the sunlight. She didn’t mind.
In her head, she imagined herself nowhere else but where she was right then. This is home.