This is probably the 3rd time I ever receive a full bouquet of red roses in my entire life, or maybe 4th? I can't remember it, but I do know that it is definitely less than 10 times I ever received it.
I have always adored nature, and of course flowers are in my list. Most of my life I have been busy packing up roses during Sweetest Days (It was a hit during the 90s in my hometown) and Mother's days and Valentine's Days for distribution, I hardly kept any for myself simply because I know roses are one of the weakest flower I ever experienced because of its soft petal nature that it withers faster than the other coloured roses (or flowers), but yet is one of the most prominent bouquet of selection because of its striking attractive red.
Then again, with the advancement of bio technology, these roses are getting stronger and more long lasting thanks to science incorporated into nature.
And yesterday when I suddenly saw it appeared right at the empty seat I left it (to get some food), it was filled with both mixed feelings. The joy of the surprise and the sadness that I could not keep it in that manner forever.
But I suppose that's the whole idea of it.
Nothing is forever on this earth. We must learn to cherish moments with thanksgiving while it last and move forward to receive brand new moments that awaits us in the future.
One cannot dwindle in the past too long.
So while they continue to last at my home with warm room temperature, I can only savor it until they dwindle into their next phase... maybe a great fertilizer for part of the natural soil I am cultivating for new life of other tiny plants in the future.
Zero waste it shall be! 🤩
Hope this post has given you both the joy of its brilliant beauty for #mondayred colour challenge, and also a possible deeper reflect life as well. haha.
Until then
Thank You for Your Time
