Tend

To tend - go or move in a particular direction.

Looking out of the window at some
beautiful flowers and I desired that I could plant some in my house and design
mine in like manner or better, then a thought crossed my
mind, Can you manage it?, can you employ a gardener, can you handle a pair of
farm scissors?

Hmmm, the intension may be to have
some beautiful flowers, probably like my neighbours;but without tending the outcome may just be
a bunch of bush flowers which finally doesn't amount to much; or after considering the option no flowers at all.

What are you currently tending, every
relationship we admire from a distance is being tended.

Every cute neat child you wow at, is
currently being tended

Every business that is excelling is
being tended to.

To tend we may have to learn a new skill,
carve out time from no time, practice and practice until we get it right.

Is it a gift-TEND IT, Is it a desire- TEND IT, A relationship -TEND IT
To tend- go or move in a particular direction- We have to go or move in a particular direction of what we have envisioned in our mind’s eyes. Let’s tend towards that vision this year and make a practice of moving towards it every day.

Happy Tending
Buzorus 2019

Comments

  1. Chidinma26 November 2023 at 14:56

    Well written, everything that looks good has been looked after. May we not just desire but also get to work and TEND.

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