in the company
of the Pomegranate tree. And all is Well. That STORM, that so so strange Storm of Friday night….the SUDDEN violence of it….Thunder Lightning Hail And i was hesitant to look on Saturday after the Meeting at the Well
today. Some How…….it was if nothing happened.?????? Not just the melons, but all else, tomatoes, peppers, cucumber, squash Every One. and it was warm and there was SUN and
such a Gentle Day
She will tend it with love, care and devotion and share her melon bounty with her family. When our grand kids were in elementary school, the sxhool had a garden and grades k-5, all planted seeds, weeded and harvested to bring home produce to their families. Children getting their hands in the dirt to grow food is one of the most important and best lessons.
Emrie could make a little sign with her name and a drawing to designate her melon patch.
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The calm after the storm …. This post is a reminder how not only plants but we humans have the same innate resilience to overcome.
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it’s tricky business now times….with the two other kids
they want to be as special as she is
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resilience
… thank you, Tina for this thought
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windthread 
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