*God is good
*My family is amazing
*I have the best friends in the world
*Etc
It's heavy because it won't go away on its own. I won't wake up tomorrow and find that everything is fixed. I have some decisions to make. And today I have been thinking about that. A lot.
When I got home from work, we ate dinner and began the bedtime ritual. Even with three kids at camp this week, I had that "I am not sure can muster enough energy to see this thing through" feeling. I had work to do. Lists to make. Lunches to pack. Sleep sounded a lot better.
Then, something amazing happened. I had only planned to take the fruit and veggie scraps from our kitchen out to the compost pile, then come back inside. But once I got out to the garden, I started to investigate. I expected maybe a couple of tomatoes. A few beans. Possibly a pepper. Instead, what I found was:
A baby watermelon!
No... TWO baby watermelons!
The cantaloupe has doubled in size, in what? A couple of days?! And he has seven more friends:)
Okra! Finally! Okra!
The carrots are thickening.
And the habenero has turned.
Several more tomatoes were ready.
And two more eggplants.
I don't really know what it is about this gardening thing, but I am pretty sure it is borderline magical. Nothing about my situation has changed. But for tonight, I am no longer tired. The ickiness has subsided. The weight has lifted. And things are looking up.
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