This morning’s photos reminded me that recovery does not always happen all at once. Even though the rain has finally started to return, there are still many signs left behind by the dry days. In the garden, I noticed one plant that is only beginning to recover. Some parts of it are still dry and worn out, but at the same time, there are already clear signs of life returning. A fresh bud is slowly growing, and I know that in time it will continue to develop into a stronger stem.
That simple sight felt very meaningful to me.
Sometimes we expect life to change overnight. We want the hard season to end quickly and for everything to become beautiful again in an instant. But nature does not always work that way, and maybe our lives do not either. Even when healing has already begun, there can still be traces of the struggle we went through. There may still be dry parts, weak moments, and signs of exhaustion. But that does not mean growth has stopped.
What matters is that new life is already forming.
I think that is what these photos are showing me today. Growth can begin quietly. Better days can start small. A tiny bud can be the beginning of something much stronger and more beautiful than what was there before.
Life really is like that sometimes. We go through difficult seasons, and those seasons can leave marks on us. But they can also prepare us for a better transition, one that makes us stronger, wiser, and more appreciative of the good days when they finally arrive.
For today, I am thankful to witness that gentle reminder in the garden. Recovery is happening, even if it is still incomplete.
Have a good day ahead.
~ Andri Cauldwell
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