Harvest of Joy

Happy harvest seemed simple at first. My father taught me how to prepare the earth, cultivate seeds and water, and how to harvest vegetables. If I keep the garden, the garden will support me. But my relationship with my garden is more complicated. Over time, the support of the garden for me exceeded my tolerance. In December my father abdominal aortic aneurysm ruptured. I can not expect to survive because my heart stopped twice during surgery.

I worked with a small team from GreenThumb in New York Park Community Garden Department at the lower wreath. Our garland is called "breakfast" (or "unnecessary harvest") and celebrates the joy of finding small exchanges with people and non-people in the community. At this point in history it is incredible to treat waste as a resource and form an alliance with the surrounding environment and neighboring countries. When we lament a constantly changing life, we celebrate the process of life. GreenThumb Community Garden shows the power of people gathering to change the world. New Yorkers spontaneously spend time acting as environmental managers and active caretakers of local communities. Celebrating the visible achievements of their work, this wreath recognizes the beauty of the grassroots community organization, the work of general gardening, and the work that is working hard.

Onam is the biggest and most important festival in Kerala. This is a harvest festival where people from all communities cheer and cheer the province with enthusiasm. According to the popular legend, the celebration of King Mahabali was celebrated, and it is said that his spirit visited Kerala during the Onamu period. Onam carnival lasts from 4 to 10 days. The first day Atham and the tenth day Thiruonam are the most important. Welcome and introduction of the rich culture of the country during carnival period made the Onam a nationwide festival in Kerala in 1961. Successful festivals, folk songs, elegant dancing, energetic games, elephants, boats and flowers are all part of a dynamic festival called Onam.

It is a pleasure to serve each other and have fun at the time of harvest. Girls are female, boys are men. A community picnic has many middle-aged and older families who are concentrating on enjoying, sharing food, and chasing each other's lives. And, only thighs and breasts are fried chicken dishes. Today, I saw that my husband and wife are looking for joy other than marriage on the opposing team, and when the children turned into wild animals anyone, I believe that the common town people of Walnut Grove have in common to believe is. . Believing in God is true. Faith is with them, no matter how painful they are, fear, disappointment, or disappointment, even though they are faithful. He stood with them (like us) and gave them the strength to endure their hardships of their days.