There was a beautiful stump in the forest. My argument for seating on it and rest was so compelling that I could not resist. My hesitation was brief and lasted three minutes. I was concise and put my back down. Suddenly I've noticed its doppleganger in two metres away. I clasped my hands to my chest and abandoned my seat. After I unexpectedly changed seats, a tree branch fell down and landed where I had been sitting before. I tapped myself on the knees and stood up. It was my lucky leap-year! I have noticed ants' mud huts on the stump. The mud huts were cozy for ants. They were strengthened by a pebble that was as sturdy as stone walls. It gives an additional beauty and a natural harmony to the whole picture. As I turned to go, I felt a twinge of sadness at the thought of leaving such a peaceful place behind. But I knew I would be back and that thought alone was enough to make me smile as I walked back to civilization.
