Dry & Beautiful

One of the things I love doing is Photography, I love taking nature pictures, trees, birds, sunsets...and when I created this blog I wanted to be only using  my own shots for my posts but unfortunately I didn't keep that promise, but I have to start now, step by step…

So here is a dry tree! I love dry trees! funny right? I know, but yeah, some of my friends know it too much that when they see a dry tree they immediately think of me, and they tell me later that they have seen a dry tree! (Sophie and Babra)

I see a great message through dry trees, they look dead, hopeless, standing just by themselves, no leaves, no flowers, no fruits...they look like they have nothing to offer in life, they can’t provide a shade for the tired traveler, they can’t give out some oxygen, they are just there, but you know what? These trees are alive! their roots are still stand in the ground, and obviously even though they can't carry nests, they still have birds hanging on them.

We all have some dry times at some points in our lives (oh well I do, maybe you don't), when our plans are crumbling, when we can't clearly see the next step to take, when our education is at stake, when our family members are not our best people to be with, and our homes not our best places to be anymore, when our relationships are our major source of worry and anxiety instead of being our source of love and peace, when money seem to run from us no matter how hard we work... you know, the kind of hardship people go through in this life.

They obviously can't host nests, but birds can have good times on them!
So can You When you're in dry times!
 you can still serve the world and be a blessing in one way or another!

But there's a great hope even in that kind of situations, as the dry trees, you're still alive, and it's the best opportunity to get along with what's going on in your life. Let your roots (which are your trust and hope) be only found in Jesus Christ, He who is the rock of ages, and who can't be shaken by your dry times, because He's the one who has the power to make your life still worth living in dry times and the power to bring it back on track.

Gratefully,

Tasha!