Ebb & Flow

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It doesn�t seem to matter that although I�ve seen this bush bloom since Spring 2015 it still always surprises me when they bloom again. They bloom so quickly and disappear just as fast. And because of that I always make sure to take a few pictures, maybe as a reminder of what this bush really is. I think it�s time I frame one of these and place them somewhere in our house.

In the winter time this is such a sad looking bush and it�s amazing that once the right season appears it is vibrant, full of life and so much possibility. Almost like life; ups and downs. It is also a reminder to me that the downs are temporary and the ups always around the corner. I'm grateful that although I may sometimes feel like the sad looking bush, I also have moments of feeling vibrant, full of life and possibilities; just like this bush. Ebbing and flowing.

Pictures taken on a sunny and cloudy day.

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In case you were curious, they are now long gone.

Hope you all had wonderful weekends! And to all you amazing moms, I hope you were treated like the queens you are! xoxo

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