The author, Linda Moran, shares her personal journey of discovering the unexpected appeal of gardening, which she initially found unappealing. However, after observing her Nana's green thumb and ability to make anything grow, the author's perspective gradually shifted.
The author describes a vivid memory of her Nana heading into the yard with a butcher knife, suggesting a deep connection and comfort the Nana found in gardening. This serves as a catalyst for the author's own exploration of gardening as a means of processing grief and finding joy.
The content suggests that the act of planting, caring for, and witnessing the growth of plants can provide a therapeutic outlet for individuals dealing with grief. The author implies that the tangible process of nurturing living things can help individuals find solace, purpose, and a sense of renewal during times of emotional turmoil.
Through the metaphor of "planting your grief" and "harvesting some joy," the author conveys the idea that gardening can be a transformative experience, allowing individuals to channel their grief into the cultivation of something positive and life-affirming.
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by Linda A. Mor... ב- medium.com 06-08-2024
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