HOW do I explain the appeal of In a Week; to lay in a meadow, hand in hand with your lover, sharing a love that even death cannot do ‘part, to have the silent bustle of the forest consume your erstwhile senses the same as both your bodies are consumed by the land and its resident folk. That your love, in death, remains eternal, and that your bodies are given over to that most sacred tradition of being one with earth, nourishing it, becoming it, the lay of the land now. The quiet so persistent and the thicket so dense that it doesn't matter if anyone ever finds you, because here, in death, you are loved, know peace, and nurture new life, new growth.