What’s the
story with weeds? Why is it that the things we dislike the most become the hardest
to eliminate? Regardless of how many times we forget to water or fertilize the
flowerbeds, the weeds still thrive. Look around. They’re our sturdiest plants.
They protect themselves with prickly leaves, so when we try to uproot
them—ouch! They’re sneaky, too. As soon as they’re tall enough to be an eyesore,
they sprout pretty flowers to blend in. In a last ditch effort to bug us before
we yank them from the ground, they release fluffy, white seeds to birth future
weeds. Face it. Weeds are tough to eliminate, but if we keep them around, we’ll
be sorry.
Who knows
what lurks behind your weed stalks? Given what that lady could face, she has to
be prepared. Her leave blower is on-hand, and when normal weeding tools fail she
gets serious. Did you hear about her back-up weeding weapon? Stay out of her
way.
Weeds are like bad habits. Both can be
dangerous to our well-being. If we don’t eradicate them, our lives can become a
total mess. It might take extreme measures to uproot the firmly entrenched
ones. What’s your best plan for eliminating the weediest parts of your life?
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