My Seeds and My Persistencies

02/21/2025 Friday 21-37F Windy

Though we just had some snow last evening, though the wind makes the outdoor temperature feel like just 17F right now, though my vegetable area is less than 15square meters, and though there are many critters which can ruin my crops in just one minute, I ordered my vegetable seeds and are mapping my vegetable garden excitedly; I even have drawn several versions of trellis for my future vegetables. Of course and again, I have to use a lot of imaginations and make much more efforts to stick to my principles: No synthetic materials, and everything has to be natural with a rustic look.

I know there are many easy ways in this modern world, whether we choose to be out or in; sometimes I also doubt my persistencies--they seem to be unnecessary, or pointless, or too small for anything. Are they worthy all the time, efforts, and money I spent on them? 

But this morning when I asked Michael this question, he simply said: Your persistency is what defines you.

His answer keeps jingling in my mind so I must write it down.

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My Last Year's Seeds and The Seeds I Harvested

My Seeds' Little Home