How can you see the best and not want it for yourself? Imagine how at dawn, with the Sun rising on the horizon, your feet step on soft, dew-covered grass, and small invisible insects scatter to the sides, rushing to get their breakfast while you , whose tanned, freckled cheeks are already smiling, come to the bench put together by your hands, sit on it and greet the heat of the coming day, listen to the singing of chirping birds and drink fragrant cocoa. There is not a soul around you, tens of kilometers of protected forest surround you from all sides, and only your husband and son are still snoring in your small house by the road. You wince, experiencing the joy of the splendor of the morning, and boundless calm dispels all your thoughts, pushing them aside for an indefinite time later. Now everything is so easy and clear for you that you are surprised to ask yourself: how did this happen? How did I manage to get all this? And you know the answer. How, once you saw the best, could you pass by and not take it for yourself?