Hope Springs Anew with Growing
Spring, a new season that denotes hope. Some would say, from the dreary cold of winter to something that reflects clearer skies, fresher air and the stirring of new life.
An anonymous author got it right with,
“Spring: a lovely reminder of how beautiful change can truly be.”
Picture change in the form of hibernation to springing up. From catatonic to a burst of activity. That is what spring is like. A myriad of rousings and outpourings.
Embrace change with a touch of care and wisdom.
Though the pandemic is still a dark cloud looming over us, we need to embrace change with a touch of care and wisdom. Spring has come, continue to hold on because it will only get warmer and better for us.
The pleasure of giving and the joy and liberty of choosing.
Living Gifts by Lola also embraced, not so much change as adding up on some new sub-categories under Gift Ideas for all Occasions. We are offering choices with “A Buddy for a Gift“, “Gift Vouchers” and “Starter Kit Gift Set“. Catering not only for the givers but also for the giftees. And we’ve also added some uncommon to rare plants to spice things up.
Hope is free.
It does not take anything from us but does plenty of good for us. Optimism for something good gives us a sense of lightness to the burdens of life. Allowing us to look forward to the future with renewed vigor and motivation to achieve those we hope for.
“Nature and art, a united balm for my well-being.”
In one of my friend’s posts, she said: “Aloe for my health (as an air purifier) and paper poppy for my soul. Nature and art, a united balm for my well-being.” My thoughts exactly. That is how I see Living Gifts by Lola. The process of taking care of these living gifts allows me benefits derived from nature. At the same time it also allows me the creativity my nature yearns for.
Do something and allow the hope within us to spring us into action.
Hope is free but we need to follow that up with action. We need to “do”. Do something and allow the hope within us to spring us into action. Nature is telling us that after the cold there is warmth. After growing your gifts there is life and after that, living continues with giving.