Inspiration from seeds

 

After coming to company, instead of opening the computer as usual, I ran to the first floor’s balcony, which had the garden of Marketing Board. Opening the door, I thought about the rain yesterday, wondered if it destroyed any seedling. When I saw some tomato trees fail into a side, I sat down and helped them stand up. Suddenly, I found a lovely pink dot. A flower bud! It jutted from the tree that Jasmine and Bu grew.

One month ago, they were just the seed that we brought from a trip to Da Lat. We also forgot their name, they looked very secret, with tiny and glossy shape. Jasmine pull a wry face: “What kind of seed is this? Can they sprout?”

“Whatever name,  plant it. If it is a seed, it has to sprout.” Bu asserted strongly.

Then we grew them. I grew my tomatoes, Jasmine and Bu searched Google to find the method for growing those seeds, then made their own incantations to make the seeds grow faster. Twice a day, we saw these girls talking with… the tree pot. Sometimes it is sweet, sometimes kind of tough, like: “Hey kids, if you are seeds, then grow up, don’t stay inside your bark!”

Those seeds were still not burgeon, as a stubborn man deliberately provoked.

But today, like a magic, one of them grew, even made a flower! I believe that the rest will grow soon. I had watched a video of the growing process of a seed. It had to go through the hard crust of its own, came out and tried its best to be away from the soil thousand times heavier. Yet still rising!

I don’t know the reason of germination of thousand seeds on the earth, but in Saxa, we always take it as our inspiration, the inspiration of rising up with no reason, no name, and no dificulty can stop us.

If you have time, let visit the small garden of Saxa. You will see Mandy’s little orchid garden, the cherry tomato gantry awaiting for the first results of Erick, the bean flower of Ms Moony, or the Su Quan Tu tree that touched to the fourth floor of Ms Sarah, and so on.

Every great tree grew up from a tiny seed, why couldn’t we dare to raise the big dream?