Let Your Garden Make You Feel Emotionally Well and Someone Else

Gardening makes you feel good. I just can't say that enough. As well as making yourself feel great, it can make your emotions bubble over. You just never know when someone may be just thrilled that you thought of them when they were hungry. As I speak I have vegetables growing with me in my small space, and am already filled with good emotions cause I want to be able to give a few to those less fortunate when they get bigger in order to contribute to society. They are for those who have not.

There's more than enough for me, so why not? Im1 person. It's something I have always wanted to do. Oh, I've helped out before. But a long time ago.

There are also some great garden recipes out there for those who are interested in picking, and cooking their own goodies. Most are very delicious. Most of the time you just have to get a little creative. Or experiment with a couple different colors, or some different flavors. It depends on what your liking is.

If you have a special guest coming over that has a garden space, and a green thumb, why not give them something special for their birthday by creating a basket with garden goodies? Gardening can be soooo beneficial in so many ways. You can even try to put items out that others may sày nay to if you seem to have the "luck o the Irish" so -to-speak.

For anyone trying to assist others with a bit of help from the garden, please take note: you may not be allowed in some instances to cook for someone in some cases from the garden depending on some regulations. But that does not mean you can't help. Be creative, check with county, or city resources, and be happy you are fortunate enough to be able to contribute. 

There are a couple sites I found which may offer you some good ideas to begin your garden sharing experience
 Even throw a small BBQ for a few friends you can think of and grill some veggies along with making some home-made shakes and those burgers. There are always really good recipes you can come up with from a garden. Throw a garden- planting BBQ. All get fedbbq, which help plant. Or have a BBQ for helping with a cardboard garden. Or ask some friends who are attending to bring some meat to contribute to the veggies out of the garden. You provide veggies, they provide meat. Each guest,or whoever can help. Make a plate for someone your thinking of, and invite  that one special person you know has no place to go, nothing to do, to join the festivities for a change. You may make a new friend.  You never know.

Sometimes a person just needs a hug, and a plate of veggies to make them feel loved.

I hope you have enjoyed reading this article as much as I enjoyed researching it. You have a wonderful day today. 

MRBD
2013




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