One of the pictures that I loved the most though was this one that I found tucked away in one of the lower-ground exhibition rooms. It’s called “Happy Butterfly Day”.

What a lovely concept. It got me thinking about how nice it would be to say this to people. What kind of day we’d be celebrating.

I think for me “Happy Butterfly Day” would mean a celebration of:

• everything that was colourful and beautiful in the world

• the amazing diversity of human life

• the wider world that we live in, recognising that our actions, our butterfly wings, can make a difference (for good or ill) in other parts of the world

• people who have the courage to step out of the chrysalis

• the importance of flapping our wings and flying free

That’s what the picture, the words, the idea mean to me. What does it say to you? I’d love to know!

Happy Butterfly Day to you all.