I have potent childhood memories of wide swaths of daffodils growing down the length of my grandmother’s land, and into and beneath great canes of forsythia bushes. The forsythia bushes were a natural habitat for rabbits and little girls, and in the spring, before they put out their leaves, I used to burrow into the forsythia and squat there quietly, occasionally rewarded by the appearance of a wild rabbit peaking out among the daffodils and wriggling his nose at me. […]
Former White House Social Secretary and co-author of Treating People Well with Jeremy Bernard.