Look at those clouds, said Jamie, gazing up at the sky. Look at them. Yes, said Isabel. They're very beautiful, aren't they? Clouds are very beautiful and yet so often we fail to appreciate them properly. We should do that. We should look at them and think about how lucky we are to have them. Look at the shape of the clouds, she said. What do you see in those beautiful clouds, Jamie?I see you, he said.
by Alexander McCall Smith
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In the conversation between Jamie and Isabel, they share a moment of reflection while observing the clouds. Isabel highlights the beauty of the clouds, prompting them to consider how often people overlook such simple yet magnificent aspects of nature. She encourages Jamie to appreciate the shapes and forms of the clouds, recognizing the significance of taking a moment to truly observe their surroundings.

As Jamie responds that he sees Isabel in the clouds, it reveals a deeper connection between them. This moment illustrates how nature can evoke feelings and foster relationships, allowing them to express admiration and gratitude for both the clouds and each other. Through this exchange, Alexander McCall Smith emphasizes the importance of appreciating life's small wonders and the bonds we share with those around us.

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