The soil says "Don't bring me your need, bring me your seed"

I went to my garden this morning and found that the sunflower seeds that I sowed is growing.

I had an appointment today and was stood up because I didn't sow enough. Nature has once again taught me a lesson. The seasons of life; spring, summer, fall and winter. Sow enough, and you will harvest.

The soil says "Don't bring me your need. Bring me your seed"



Harvest does not come to those who wish, harvest comes to those who sow and put action into what they desire. The winter is cold and dreadful, but Spring will soon be there. The night is dark, but the day will come after. The storm shall struck but the calm skies will follow.

Use the miracles of the sunshine, rain and soil, and continue to sow(action) in the summer, and then when summer comes, you will harvest.

Today, I'm thankful for a wonderful lesson from the Mother Nature and our dear late Jim Rohn.

Merry Christmas in advance and have a great year end! :)

Cause if you liked it you should have put a ring on it

everyone's talking about Christmas, but really, what is Christmas? the Christmas carols. the food (it still amuses me how Malaysians especially eat turkey on Christmas, take note, we don't really celebrate Thanksgiving, so all the leftovers, please send it here, por favor). oh, don't get me started on the parties. the booze. i for one, don't enjoy drinking, but i enjoy buying booze. like the party i helped my friend organized recently.





i was reading the papers today, written by columnist Kevin Cowherd (Baltimoresun.com) on the complexity people "create" when it comes to the season of enjoyment, on food. One will be allergic to nuts, One is on a strict diet bla bla bla.

Like, seriously, eat, don't ask. Don't be a kill-joy. And I agree. You know what's going to be in that roast meat, beneath all those succulent oh-so-delicious, layers of grease and fat and yes, tons of calories. like you didn't know already.

if you know you have high blood pressure, you have yourself to blame. but of course, the healthy people, moderation is always key.

so, have a merry merry Christmas everyone. Tis' the season to be jolly, tomorrow's looking bleak but don't worry, at least you have turkey leftovers for now. =p ho! ho! ho!