A Sunday painted green🌿🌳🍃
Greetings, #lifestyle friends! I hope you are all doing well and enjoying good health and well-being. Happy Sunday to everyone.
Today, on my Sunday walk, I was greeted by bright sunshine and lots of warmth. I love it when the days are like this, sunny but cool. The first thing that surprised me during my walk were some giant succulents with plump, shiny leaves. Although the soil was a little dry, they looked so strong and beautiful that I wanted to touch them to see if they were real. I stood there looking at them for a long time, thinking about how these plants, which seem so simple, hold so much life and can withstand almost anything.
¡Saludos, amigos de #lifestyle! Espero que se encuentren muy bien con salud y bienestar. Feliz domingo para todos.
Hoy, en mi caminata de domingo, me encontré con un sol radiante y mucho verde. Me gusta cuando los días están así, con solecito, pero frescos. Lo primero que me sorprendió durante mi caminata fueron unas suculentas gigantes, con hojas gorditas y brillantes. Aunque la tierra estaba un poco seca, se veían tan fuertes y bonitas, , que daban ganas de tocarlas para comprobar si eran reales. Me quedé mirándolas un buen rato, pensando en cómo esas plantas, que parecen tan sencillas, guardan tanta vida y resisten casi todo.
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A few steps further on, I came across some trees that had been pruned to perfection. What a sight! They were so neatly trimmed that they looked like green sculptures, straight out of a fairy tale or an elegant garden. Every branch was in its place. It wasn't wild greenery, but organized, precise greenery with a very special air about it. You could see the work and dedication of someone who had spent hours shaping that beauty.
As I looked at them, I thought that nature always has something to teach us. Succulents, growing in their own way, calm and resilient, and trees, receiving the care that makes them look different and unique. Life is a bit like that: sometimes we need to grow freely, at our own pace, and other times we need to cut away what is superfluous, bring order, and shape what we have.
This encounter with nature made me think that there is no single type of beauty. The important thing is to stop for a moment, look calmly, and let ourselves be surprised.
Unos pasos más adelante, me encontré con unos árboles podados al milímetro. ¡Todo un espectáculo! Estaban tan bien recortados que parecían esculturas verdes, sacadas de un cuento o de un jardín elegante. Cada rama estaba en su lugar. No era un verde salvaje, sino un verde organizado, preciso y con un aire muy especial. Se notaba el trabajo y la dedicación de alguien que pasó horas dando forma a esa belleza.
Mientras los veía, pensé que la naturaleza siempre tiene algo para enseñarnos. Las suculentas, creciendo a su manera, tranquilas y resistentes, y los árboles, recibiendo el cariño que los hace lucir distintos y únicos. La vida es un poco así: a veces necesitamos crecer libres, a nuestro ritmo, y otras veces hace falta cortar lo que sobra, poner orden y darle forma a lo que tenemos.
Este encuentro con la naturaleza me hizo pensar en que no hay un solo tipo de belleza. Lo importante es parar un momento, mirar con calma y dejarnos sorprender.
Las fotos que ilustran esta publicación son de mi archivo personal y se pueden encontrar en mis redes sociales.. El banner y el separador son mis diseños en Canva.
The photos that illustrate this publication are from my personal archive and can be found on my social networks. The banner and the divider are my designs in Canva.
Lindas fotos 😌🌿
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Such a lovely greenery! The formation was so cool, I love it!