About fruits and gifts

About fruits and gifts. . . .
Today. A small grocery store. The owner proudly explains where these fruits came from. I love it!
It resonates with what I feel and write . . .
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“No overseas sweets can ever compare to what grows in the places where you were born and raised. Everything around you, and living with you, initially exists in memory, becoming inexplicable, creating a burning desire to hold in your hands what once gave strength to your ancestors. The aroma, the taste, so vividly defined in his dream, came, filling the whole World! (Happy Home Fairy Tales “Jester”)
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“You’ll wither completely! It would be better if you were to grow at your pleasure—you will live longer,” said Gray Crow, looking at her in disapproval. “Why do you give someone else the last one?” she asked Old Apple Tree, perched on a branch. Old Apple Tree didn’t know what to answer: to do otherwise, she couldn’t.
What you give sincerely carries Love, and awakens feelings with which the one, who considered himself weak, becomes stronger. Gray acquires color when you understand that next to everyday worries and difficulties, there is the greater Joy of Life. . . .
(Happy Home Fairy Tales “Old Apple Tree”)
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ICRAM Trees to give to others and never ask for anything in return.
ILMI Why?
ICRAM Because trees love us . . .
ILMI Can we love as trees?
ICRAM We are learning to love . . .
(a novel “Golden Palace, Way of Ruler”)
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We really have an amazing gift from Life. . . . It is Life . . . . and we learn how to be happy with this gift Life. . . .