Seems to me that true jaw-dropping beauty is to be found mostly in the simplest things..
I had a spell of illness a while back and spent five years in a room with no windows. And the bathroom had none. However, on the way to the bathroom I could look down the stairs to a window in a landing about half-way down. There was room for a chair so I could sit there and look down and out (Har). My family planted a beautiful yellow rose on the spot of earth which I could see.
One of the blessings from that experience is hitherto unimagined joy at the beauty in simple things ---- like your post. (I'm pretty sure you will take that in the spirit in which it is meant.)
I am now fine. Well, I do sit in a chair while gardening in the tall planters my family put just outside the door of my new home.
THANK YOU so much for sharing the tree out your window.
@Nelladell thank you for sharing your story. So glad you are doing well now. Yes nature is therapeutic. These little joys lift us up when we need it the most 🙂
Wonderful view. I wish I had such a one. My house is locked on all sides by houses, no sign of life, only dead walls. When I hear a bird outside, I realize there is life outside. I have to go out to see Nature. Claustrophobic. I manage with some indoor plants.
