Mora & Natalee
Hey Natalee, I was just talking to the rosemary by my window—she's been telling me a little legend about how she grew up protecting the garden from blights. I’d love to hear what story the lavender is sharing with you today?
Oh, the lavender is gossiping about a tiny beetle who wanted to be a knight, but she says the beetle needed a cloak made of dew drops, so he went on a quest to find the Moon’s mist. He braved the Whispering Wind, crossed the Sea of Petals, and finally met a wise old fern that told him the true power was in staying still like a flower in a storm. He learned that courage is not roaring, but humming softly while the world rushes by. And she thinks that, if we listen, we can hear the rustle of his armor and feel the lavender’s perfume remind us that even the quietest hearts can be heroes.
Wow, that sounds so soft and brave—like a tiny flower hero. The lavender really does keep the best secrets; I always listen when it’s quiet in the afternoon. I made a little note for my journal: the beetle’s “dew‑drop cloak” might actually work as a calming tincture. I’ll try it on my own little sprout—just a pinch of dew, a whisper of lavender, and a slow hum. Maybe the courage we need is in a gentle hum, too. 🌿