We need all the four seasons to balance out many basic aspects of living our lives. The leaves to me state the seasons as change. The green is for Spring and the renewal of living for the plants to the animals to even us humans. This is the time of planting and the organization of new projects. The yellow one for me is dealing with Summer when the organizing is complete it's time for maintenance in the many forms as in working through those projects started in the Spring. The reddish-orange leaf for me stands for Autumn and getting ready for the harvest season and storing for the Winter and getting closer and preparing to finish those various projects started in he Spring. The brown leaf on the end for me stands for the Winter season and the completion of the chores as well as finishing the various projects started in the Spring.
The projects that I was planning, organizing, harvesting was when I had a big garden other than the normal upkeep of property from lawn mowing to all the other chores of adulthood. Some other projects related to craft and writing projects that were started in the Spring and hopefully finish by Winter. The seasons of the year is also a type of calendar for us to follow that tells us when, how, and at times why we have to do things then and not wait. There are times though because of rain, snow, ice and even at times fog and other weather-related events that require delays in completing something during a particular season that you knew needed completed but were unable to get to do.
The four seasons all have their particular activities that are required, and we just have to adapt our schedules if we can to such a thing or just go about the business for each season and cross our fingers. As mentioned earlier Spring is the origination/preparation season for all types of projects, Summer is the season to keep organizing and maintaining all the various projects then turning to autumn one starts to see fruition of all the various projects like harvesting and other household chores then in the Winter season one will see, hopefully, the completion of the various projects that you started in the Spring.
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Grimm's Fairy Tales #9
The next really short fairy tale that I read for the very first time is entitled 'The Old Man and His Grandson'. This story is a story of love and respect for your elders. The child of sees how his parents treat his grandfather and shows them in another way that they should respect and love him still. This little boy does come up with a very interesting and poignant way to show his parents their wrongdoing in caring for their parent, his grandfather. This is also a story of how children can teach adults to be better in showing respect. We should all love each other no matter how old we are and become. Again, please share your thoughts on this and the others, and by the way there are still more of these I plan on sharing. Thank you.
By Mark Graham12 months ago in Critique
Standing While Falling
Quotation from Friedrich Nietzsche "He who wrestles long with monsters should beware lest he himself become a monster. And if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you. Man is not destroyed by suffering, but by the meaning he makes of it."
By LUCCIAN LAYTH11 days ago in Critique
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When studying the history of rhetoric, many groups were excluded from participating in power and were used, abused, and written off as inferior. Even today African nations have not recovered from being exploited by European powers.
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Nice one ✍️🏆♦️
Your insights into using nature's cycles as a guide for personal projects are thoughtful and inspiring.