This morning, as I sat in the kitchen doorway having my first-morning coffee, and the sunlight was streaming in under the branches of the Guava tree, I jumped up and brought my camera to capture this shimmering spider web over the flowers in the kitchen window.
The spider that looked brown and drab the evening before was a shimmering emerald green adorned with tiny rubies set in gold. As the light filtered through the branches of the tree and a light breeze caused the web to gently move up and down, it would change colors and shimmer like a rainbow.
And the next morning, a second spider has woven a web perpendicular to this one right above, but it is now drizzling rain, and the light isn't good to take a photograph. This web is so gossamer it is invisible in the daytime unless there is just the right light shining on it. I am glad that I captured this. It's really amazing to watch.
I was very much curious about the fact that in this world, nothing is easy to grab, proper dedication, hard work needed. In our childhood, we read the story of Robert Bruce, the king was entirely devastated by losing the battle and took shelter in a cave. But he never stopped there; he took inspiration from a spider and then again battled with the enemy and won the battle.
If you are positive about anything, you can be sure about half the work done. You do not need to go further to take inspiration or spend lots of money, just look around and see things and observe life and nature. Life itself is a great lesson for us. From the ancient period's nature showing us the way to move forward, it's all about discovering your own identity, which will make you a better person.
This afternoon, when I was taking a catnap, a blare woke me up. I looked down the street to find out what was going on, but the scenario was unclear to me. Something was happening there, so I went to my rooftop to find a better angle to observe the situation. There was a boat which was totally submerged in the water, and some people were swimming and trying to come to the street.
On another side of the road, people are shouting like dogs, and I think people have no sense. Anyway, all people were safe. The boat was under the water, the boatman was still searching his boat. It took half an hour to settle down everything.
I have three little lemon trees started from seed that are about 2 inches high. Our Malda Mango tree's fruit is only now close to getting ripe. I should have planted the new lemon trees as the bright yellow ping pong ball-sized fruit is so colorful!
The sky became darkest as a maze, and the wind started blowing gently, and my adventures mind danced with it. The wild breeze made me crazy inside, the sky was calling me to fly, lost into the magical cloudy land. I am kind of sinking in the deep sea with the beauty of nature.
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