The Kind of Flower You Don't Have to Have a Green Thumb to Care For

Epiphany~ a sudden, intuitive perception of or insight into the reality oressential meaning of something, usually initiated by somesimple, homely, or commonplace occurrence or experience.

a literary work or section of a work presenting, usually symbolically, such a moment of revelation and insight.

This is one of my very favorite words, and I use it frequently, (just ask Madison Levine). I love it because it perfectly describes that feeling of joy you have when you have an epiphany.

I envision epiphanies a lot like flowers.

You have your weeds( like my 20 unfinished books in my basement) and you have your roses(like a sudden inspiration for a perfect photo).

I have a garden full of epiphanies. Some weeds, some roses, some sunflowers, and some tulips. 

They're all different.

But the important thing is to keep giving them sunlight and water.

Never let them die.

Challenge for you today: Have an epiphany. And don't let it die.