Summer Lily

ByFaris

This sprang open this morning. It was like the two buds at the background, taking seemingly forever and suddenly it ‘burst’ open.

Such a pleasant surprise. Two things I can takeaway from this:

1. You never know when the next breakthrough or chance/change or rezeki is gonna be and come from. It might just burst in suddenly.

2. A flower blooming is such a small thing that millions do every morning, but it’s the small thing that brings joy to your life.

Have a great day.

Thank you for reading.

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