Wisdom inspired by plants/trees…
You walk towards the kitchen in the morning and what first catches your eye is the branches of a tree against the sky, seen straight ahead through the kitchen window. The fresh green of the new leaves gleaming in the sunlight.
Each morning, you try to take in this view and then go over to the balcony to say hello to your plants and to take in more of the views that you’re blessed to have. To pay attention, to click and preserve. Joy and gratitude!
You see the same or almost same view day after day and you think you know. But then, one afternoon, nearly evening or maybe even dusk, you are stuck by the difference in the appearance of the same branches, leaves. It is then, you actually see! The leaves appear to be in a sort of slumber, droopy against the evening sky.
The next morning you are curious. Indeed, the leaves are again all bright and upright! Gleaming as always against the sun rays of the eastern sky…
You are so excited by this discovery that you make everyone at home observe it!




I dont know the name of this tree, though in all likelihood it belongs to the pea family Fabaceae. Waiting for it to flower so that I may get some more clue.
It is growing in the vacant land adjacent to our apartment and I’m hoping that it will continue to be there and flourish unlike many other plants that have been cleared out from time to time.
Linking up with this week’s edition of #ThursdayTreeLove hosted by Parul 🙂 If you would like to play along, post a picture of a tree on your blog and link it back to her latest #thursdaytreelove post.
Until next time!
Cheers 🙂
Wow I loved the way you have captured these trees with different angles, thanks for sharing.
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Glad you liked the pics. Thank you Angela 🙂
Have a lovely day!
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How interesting! I love your last line. I do that sort of thing too!
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Thank you Mali. Glad you can relate 🙂
Have a lovely day!
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The photos you have shared gives a calm and deep effect to the readers. Such trees are the true examples of survival of the fittest. Nice thought provoking post Priya. 🙂
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Glad you liked it! Thank you Anjana 🙂 Have a lovely weekend.
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Wonderful! I too drag my family to see anything special I spot in the trees around me… Its so important to ‘see’ not just ‘look’! And yes, this may be a Rain tree. 🙂
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Ah! Nice 🙂
Rain tree ..that would be awesome! It’s one of my favorites.
Thank you Archana. Have a lovely weekend 🙂
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Your tree reminds me of my mimosas who close up at night. They are in bloom now with delicate pink flowers.
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Lovely! This does remind of mimosa!
Thank you JoAnna. Have a lovely day 🙂
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🙂
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O I so get you. When you’ve been watching a tree for ever so long and then you suddenly discover something new about it. And I love how you get everyone to watch it too. That’s so me :-).
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So glad that you can relate OM 🙂
Thank you !!
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Such happy green view from your kitchen window. Must be a delight. So glad you shared. Thanks, Priya. See you tomorrow.
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Yes..luckily the view has remained such over the years! We are keeping our fingers crossed 🙂
Thank you Parul 🙂
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