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February 8th, 2013 | 225 Entries

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225 Entries for “growing”

  1. Growing the garden means growing my spirit, filling my soul with love of the universe. When I’m in the garden, I’m filled with love for life. I remember a Billy Collins poem about falling in love with simple things, like the garden.

    Maria
  2. Is it just me, or everyone who looks to the future and thinks that they’ll get to their dreams however which way they travel. To taste failure doesn’t seem like a possibility and to be successful is inevitable. Growing. Am I really, are YOU really?

  3. Its green stalk stretched, reached, grasped for the sky
    Its leaves unfurled
    Its fruit ripened
    The young boy became a man.

  4. The big ideas, they starts small. Always. Barely noticeable, barely recognizable from the nothing that surrounds them. And then they expands. And sometimes, when the atmosphere is just right and the people and times are ready for it, they grows into something big.

    terradi
  5. the tree growing out in the bacckyard had spread out to the neighbors yard and he was complaining. you never seen your neighbor so you were shocked when the handsome man appeared

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    Dipen
  7. growing large ears matt stood up and screamed
    “my ears are huge!”
    layla came and pulled his ears makinng him scream more
    “stop screaming you idiot!” she said
    matt stands up and pulls laylas cat tail
    “dont pull my tail that hurt!”
    “then dont pull my ears”

    cleo
  8. Growing up I see the leaves travel on trellises towards the sky. Growing is the act of pushing through the mud in our lives. Growing, I grow, I stretch, I lean and reach for the sun in my garden. I envelope my life like vines sleeping against the trunk of a tree. Growing is constant. In my mind and in my heart, in my body and in my soul. I grow.

  9. im growing everyday. sometimes emotionally, other times it’s mentally. no matter what, i grow. now, some people think grow and mature are synonymous with one another but they’re not. growing is a natural phenomena.

    Kelisha Brown
  10. I keep two plants by my window here. Not much sunlight gets through, but they soak it all in, growing, slowly, day by day getting bigger, getting stronger, getting greener. It is the direct contest with myself that I love so much about these plants, that as I eat less and less and cease to grow, to take up space in the world, they are slowly but surely gathering their strength and reaching out, filling the space around them. And as I shrink, they grow.

    Julia
  11. green plants. my garden. my daughter. sounds a bit like growling. can see the word wing inside growing. growing is like spreading the wings. also row. standing in a row to grow. win . we win when we grow? who would like to stay small and dependet. crescere in italian.
    growing up takes a long time.

    palamidessi
  12. Growing is not about adding numbers to the age, it’s about learning. Learning to enjoy, to cherish, to love and be loved. Growing means letting oneself free to do good things and let go of the unhappiness.

  13. The seed pushed its first tendril of a root out, and the first slender piece of a sprout. It twisted through the dirt, pushing ever upwards towards the light, the heat, the open air. Green leaves popped up, uncurling from where they had been nestled against the step, and every piece began it’s work.

  14. When I was a kid, growing up was the best thing. I’m not a kid anymore, and now I hate growing up. There is too much that is now on my shoulders, too much for me to think about and have to do. Watching the world grow as well brings me down, there are too many people and life cannot continued to be sustained the way that we are doing it now. Too much is growing too fast, and we just watch as life burns down.

  15. i hate growing up. all you do is learn about what others think and feel and they expect you have to feel and think the same way too.
    where is the creativity? the only good part about growing up is learning from mistakes. i learnt to never drink before a school dance, or to make fun of others, even if it just seems like a joke. jokes hurt sometimes. but growing means growing old. it means

    Rose
  16. plant tree, going up child parents birthday sun water nature love life discovering new tall

    Candca
  17. growing up in the city was preceless and amazing but nothing compared to growing up at Singing Cove its was awesome. I’m growing allt he time, just not taller, sideways, plumper if you will, growing as a person I can only hope and intelligence growing some day and always growing older. Growing into a better person and teaching kids to growing along the way. Growing into peaceful surroungds growing a new life without my husband Mark who I am sure growing wildly in heaven. Friendships are always growing. My grief is growing and changing constantyly in so many different directions. Growing around me is the world. I am growing confused every day with the advancements in life. I hope growing laterallly will help me in my life. Growing as a person inside and out growing into my religion and growing my relationship with God. Growing, growing, growing without fleas in our house. Growing on my own searching spiritually, personally, growing with different hobbies and growing with a new dog by my side. I made a mistake once by taking a cat that was growing up and I didn’t do a very good job. I wasn’t growing in a caring sense and the poor cat was put to sleep when my boyfiend at the time and I brought him/her I can’t remember to MSPC. I’m growing with a lot of regret in my life. Growing and learning is a good thing, but growing selfish is a bad thing. Keep growing and knowing you are a good person and want to help people and also have fun in life. The last two years I feel I was growing to be 100 year old woman without my husband Mark. With him anything was possible in growing and without him I am learning growing to be not afraid of life and challenges and trusting my instincts and following my dreams as a designer, voiceover artist, humanitarian, philanthropist, friend, caregiver. All the above. Growing old doesn’t mean growing up just growing into a kinder, gentler, peacefuler, move loving human being.

    Annmarie Torres
  18. Nothing will live in my belly. No growing, no life. I’m old and barren now. And maybe that’s for the best. There’s little worth passing on. Little of any substance. Much pain. Not much joy.

  19. Growing refers to the personal growth of a person. Growing could also refer to how a person grows in age and in height. Growing is essential for all human beings. As a person grows, they discover different sides of them and they gain wisdom and knowledge they never possessed. Growing is essential in many other ways too. A person begins their life as a toddler. They slowly progress through childhood and into their teenage. As a person gets older, they become aware of their world and their life; they learn various important things without which one could not function.

    Mr.Mad
  20. growing plants. growing old. growing a mustache. growing seriouser and seriouser. growing up? there are a lot of types of growing we do. and then, one day, we’ll be growing plants out of us instead of through our hands.

    Rinalda Faraian
  21. Growing is pain. Unwanted disire de have live sitt. Even tho growing is assumed as something positive, I view it as leaving yourself behind.

    karl
  22. Something acidic is weaving through my head. Growing little vines, sprouting ideas left and right. I can’t think with all this noise. All the burning inside this little skull shaped box. I can’t ignore it, no matter how hard I try.

  23. A flower was growing in my back yard. I ran over and picked it and gave it to the pretty lady walking down my street. She kissed me and left red lip marks on my cheek…

  24. A growing number of people do not believe in science, simply because it is becoming far to complicated for them to understand, and they cannot bring themselves to admit this. This does not inspire confidence in the future of our species.

    tonykeyesjapan
  25. Growing up is all about growing taller, older and then meeting the person of your dreams and fulfilling the dreams you promised your parents you’d achieve and marrying off that person of your dreams and living a happy life making kids and giving joy to them and seeing them grow up!
    Growing up is a cycle.
    We grow up. They grow up. Their children grow up. And on and on and on.

    Tommi
  26. When I was growing up life was nothing like it is now. There were so many more freedoms that kids and teenagers had that most of them don’t even understand anymore. Like the freedom to say what you wanted to but to be respectful while you did it. The freedom to wear clothes the way you wanted to that were still classy. Why can’t kids today realize what real freedom is.

    Grace
  27. There was a tree growing up at the top of the hill. We used to meet there before the war. Since then things haven’t gone as planned, and the interesting part is, the tree stopped growing the day we stopped meeting there. I swear that was not on purpose. How were we supposed to know that would happen?

    Carlie
  28. While growing up, others own my life. I tried to make it my own, but instead I fell and failed. I tried everything to take my life back but none of it works. Then one day I just stop trying and be happy with how my life is right now. Without me knowing my life is in my own hands again.
    Growing up is a rollercoaster ride. Some days its up and some days its down but it’s the way of life. Once we accept it, we are our own.

  29. I have to say about growing? In fact i don’t know what should i do in this web site? I grove up :)

    whatt
  30. God is a lie
    An immaculate deception
    A dulcet fairy tale
    To put our fretting ego to sleep

    For how can there be any higher power when
    The institution of parenthood
    Can collapse into perdition
    When three souls become two

    She never got to hold her child, not once

  31. We were concern of about the growing presence of violence that was being perpetuated in our community. We vowed also not to let the situation to get out of control and destroy the value of life in the country.

  32. Growing is a term used to convince people that you’ve changed and for their better. It doesn’t mean a literal growth.You spurt up mentally with you capability to adhere to their reality.

    admortem
  33. Time, money, machine, live, learn, and grow. All the things you need to know.

    Johnny C
  34. plants grow. people grow. you never stop growing, and even when you think you have stopped, you grow

    123
  35. I never thought i will be growing old so quickly. I am just 24 years old. Feels like there is so many things to do in life but the problem is i am not able to do. Thanks to my mental feeling of me growing old at an alarming rate. But who cares. Live life crazily!

    travellerinmotion
  36. I’m growing like a weed, into a person of quality and insight. Fun loving and loving are some of the ways that I have grown. No longer fearful and living in the moment. I have grown successfully and keep growing into infinite.

  37. It was cold and the snow was blowing across the field where the wheat was supposed to grow. it was supposed to be gold but instead it was white. Well gray mostly. And this was their spring. This was their food. These were their dreams. Nothing growing except the snow.

    Robert
  38. It’s like a beanstalk. Or something. I don’t know, what I’m trying to say is that one day you’re going to leave and that makes me sad. I’ve raised you all these years but eventually the time is going to come where you need to set off and see the world, so I’ll have to flush you. But not because you were a bad goldfish, but a good one.

  39. Not doing it. No way no how, mnore like floudnering. I’m growing inward maybe, on my way to an implostion. I’m having a terrible time these days of moving forward. I’m going backwards, downwards, sideways but not up. I guess i”m grwoing in 3 dimensinnon. It’s not pleasant
    Hoe to do it happily, I don’t know.

    Adrian Knowles
  40. Stretching, groaning, whimpering, standing tall at the end of it all as you realize the worst of it has passed. The best part? Your success wasn’t even up to you. Someone else carried you through the muck and mire of horrible situations you never imagined yourself in, and you’ve grown into a miracle because of them.