Medved & Natalee
Natalee, picture a forest that writes its own story with every rustle of leaves—do you think that would change how we look after it?
Oh, imagine that! Every leaf is a sentence, every branch a paragraph, and the whole forest a living storybook. If we could hear its pages turn, wouldn’t we feel like the characters in that tale? We’d become like the heroes who must keep the forest safe, just like in that old children’s book I found tucked between the encyclopedias – the one where the tiny rabbit had to protect the forest’s secret path from the greedy wolf. We’d treat the trees not just as timber, but as authors with stories that matter. And you know, when the wind whispers a new chapter, we’d pause, listen, and then decide how to write the next line together. That’s why I always keep a notebook by my side, just in case the forest wants to ask us for a story.
That’s a nice picture, Natalee. I can see it: the forest telling us when it needs help, and us standing on its side. Keep that notebook handy; if the trees start speaking, we’ll be ready to write the next chapter together.
That’s exactly why I always have a crumpled notebook on my desk, just in case the trees start whispering their next plot twist. We'll be the best co‑authors, I promise.
Sounds good, Natalee. If the forest has a story to tell, I’ll listen and make sure we protect it like we did with that rabbit and the wolf. Let's keep the notebook ready.