What do I need?
What do I need? Or what's the one thing I need in order to breath?
That's a tough one.
Some might pick an object, or just love and care. Others will take it logically and say lots of air.
But when I try to choose a single thing, I think "No, it's not just that one."
People can't just live with a single object. Something to nourish, value, and protect.
It's always going to be something more.
That's like asking who is your favorite friend? James or Sally-Ann.
You can't just choose one to adore.
So what keeps me alive and allows me to thrive?
Every single thing that makes me, "me."
So now I give you the deed of thinking about what you need.
Now visualize that, and what do you see?
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