#Spotted While Roaming in Aotearoa New Zealand: A woman (70s?) approaches a friend while holding a potted rosemary plant with a big blue bow around the pot. Grinning as she hands it over, saying: "Happy birthday darl!" Her friend asks. "Rosemary?" "For remembrance." Her friend exclaims. "How could I ever forget YOU?!" They share a big hug. It's the cafe lunchtime rush. Every table is full. A queue at the till. People still approaching from down the street. And a bustling server still finds the time to do a little ninja-move dance to make the barista laugh. Grinning as he heads to the kitchen with arms overladen with dishes. A man (40s?) is sitting at a cafe table with a vintage Monopoly box (70s edition?) in front of him. Opening the lid and carefully lifting out the money and playing pieces. Holding the boot up with a faint, thoughtful smile. (4) A man (50s?) is approaching his garden gate when a huge fluffy cat darts out. Meowing an enthusiastic hello. Brushing first this way and that against his legs and asking to be picked up for a big snuggly hug. Purring like a cuddly little tractor. A man (80s?) is talking to a woman (40s?) over a pot of tea. He says in a booming voice: "Your mother was my sunshine. I'll never go a day without missing her. Lit up my life and still does. Pure sunshine." He nods emphatically. (Continued Below)