Hey Brave Hearts !
Hope and pray that you are embracing the new happy season with gratitude and joy :)
I often think what if planet earth does not change it's tilting position ?
What if we experience only one season , Spring for instance ?
What if we never knew about all other three seasons ,winter ,autumn and summer ?
Nor we be familiar to all the other unpleasant changes in climate brought by mother nature .
But just spring ,the most desired and delightful season :)
The more i think the better i understand the VALUE OF CHANGES IN LIFE.
GOOD OR BAD
Both kind of changes are essential to DISCOVER OUR REAL INNER STRENGTH AND WISDOM NOT JUST TO FACE LIFE BUT TO MAKE IT BETTER EVERYDAY!
Life is not name of just BREATHING BUT THE ACTUAL DEFINITION OF LIFE IS
TO PROGRESS FOR BETTER !
And who can be better without facing challenges in day to day life!
Variety of seasons and odds of life make us grow for better.
I believe that all of you brave and wise people know so well that how to survive the abrupt diversity of life :)
Sharing some recent images of garden and few glimpse of my eldest son's new hostel room where he moved last week.
like every year few pair of parrots visit my small garden regularly to eat the sunflower seeds (i don't understand what they eat as most of stuff is thrown to the floor) first time i was succeeded to capture one of them
captured by my younger son ,he is better photographer than me
My eldest son moved to his new hostel room which is smaller than earlier one but surroundings are much useful as he likes to have gym and swimming pool around , he was in the middle of unpacking when he sent me these pics on my request
first or second floor may be ,view from his window
i wish i can make his bed and make him meal as he is soooper busy with his upcoming exam and part time job
i found this red door interesting
Poppy is trying to find his way to upwards through this shade
cosmos are still giving company to little purple blooms ,but increasing heat has dimmed their color
All blooms last hardly until mid April because after that extreme summer take starts (50 plus) so all that survive is grass ,few tough plants and roses become so thin
inside the garden grass is still missing ,after April it start to grow long quickly
few last carnations in my small garden :) but glad they existed to cheer me up for while at least :)
when i stepped out all other (four i guess) parrot flew away ,but he was little late luckily (on right)
My neem tree has started to put on her spring jewels smoothly ,I captured this two days ago 6:50 am when i get up to prepare kids for school and college , She looked happy and serene to receive "Hello" from mr Sun :)
Stay as strong and wonderful as you are my precious friends!
Be kind to yourself as you deserve best!
Wishing you all a blessed healthy and happy life ahead,amen!
Hugs!
Lovely garden and the parrot looks so exotic! Nice room too!
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers! Great room, hope your son will feel comfy there☺☺
ReplyDeleteYour sons room looks very cosy and bright! Your garden is so beautiful, the colours are amazing, thank you for sharing this Today!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, a typical student's room! i used to live somewhere very similar when I was in university!
ReplyDeleteI used to like all the seasons but as I get older I am also wishing that we only have warm weather.
ReplyDeleteI understand why your son wants to be nearer things like the gym, I feel the same way.
I like the picture of the neem tree. We do not have those here in New York.
Your flowers are beautiful, your son's new place looks nice.
ReplyDeleteYour proposal of on season only is interesting. When you stop and think about it there would have to be tremendous changes on the planet...many losses.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flowers, dearest Baili. Hugs and blessings!
ReplyDeleteI don't believe I would be happy living in an area that does not have season changes. Your son's new home is very nice. And your flowers are blooming nicely.
ReplyDeleteI think your sons room looks good.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers in your garden are lovely, so colourful.
Enjoy the coming weekend.
All the best Jan
Students don’t get much space. Good luck to him.
ReplyDeleteA reminder that change is good. I agree with you, Baili.
ReplyDeleteAh, your son's new room and surrounding look very comfortable, and your flowers are just gorgeous, as usual. A welcome post on this gray day :)
Beautiful flowers!! You do take good care of them. They in turn give you lovely blossoms to make you happy. Nice photos from your son. Glad he is doing well!! Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteThat is a really nice room for a student. And your flowers are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteAll is looking good in the garden. Roses just don't like the weather being too hot.
ReplyDeleteMine are still blooming and it's autumn.
Your eldest sons room is looking alright.
Beautiful shots of your garden and flowers! That parrot is camouflaged well amongst the sunflowers. I wouldn't have seen him if you hadn't mentioned it.
ReplyDeleteFrom my own experience, I agree fully that we don't grow without challenges, baili. When things are too easy, we do not change and improve ourselves. I've often said I wish it could be spring all year, but I wouldn't really, because then I wouldn't appreciate it nearly as much :)
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are so appealing, and that parrot! Lucky you to have parrot visitors!
I understand your son's wish to be closer to certain things. It's good he was able to find such a place.
How pleased I am that your son has the kind of accommodation that he wants! A gym on the site is wonderful! Fifty degrees sounds more than I would like to have to endure, but then I feel it is impossibly hot when it reaches 33 degrees. Sometimes I am glad I live in a temperate climate!
ReplyDelete"What if we never knew about all other three seasons ,winter ,autumn and summer ?"
ReplyDeleteWhat if there is a fifth season, but we've never seen it because our world doesn't tilt enough?
Lovely.
ReplyDeleteThe room is similar to the one of my daughter Catarina.
ReplyDeleteI prefer like this - alone, not shared.
Have a great week.
Your garden is looking so delightful. Your son's new room looks extremely tidy! When my oldest son was at university he spent a long time cleaning his room before I came to visit, his room mates laughed at him and as a joke when he went to meet me, they emptied a whole rubbish bag of used paper coffee cups all over his floor, hoping I would think he spent all his time throwing them on the floor himself! I could hear them giggling outside his room! so just said 'my goodness you're drinking far too much coffee'!
ReplyDeleteLovely blooms in your garden, Baili, and how lovely that you can see these every day until the extreme heat comes. Your son’s room seems small, but he is mist likely so busy with scool and work that it doesn’t need to be very large.
ReplyDeleteYour son's new room looks quite cozy, although I'm sure a mother's touch would be much appreciated by him! The blooms in your world are gorgeous! Amazing that you will be in the heat of the summer when our blooms here are just ready to come out! I have enjoyed seeing the beauty of the blooms in your garden! I hope you are continuing to enjoy the beautiful spring weather! Blessings to you sweet friend!
ReplyDeleteHis room looks great and the blooms look beautiful :-)
ReplyDeleteGood morning, Baili! I'm sitting here drinking my morning coffee and enjoying your beautiful spring blossoms. We have a few daffodils and crocuses popping up in gardens around our neighborhood, but only a few dandelions in the open spaces. Your son's room looks functional and efficient which will help your son in his studies. I have always believed that to appreciate life you have to experiences life fully: to know joy, you must know sorrow, to know strength, you must know weakness, etc. When you've been tested with challenges and hardships and you have survived, you know you can stand on your own two feet and survive. Have a great day, my friend! Big hugs to you!
ReplyDeleteYour garden pictures are so beautiful! Your son's room looks great for his studies! Big Hugs!
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