Personal Growth

Every Fluff Flies

May 11, 2015

Dandelions are really, really good at spreading.

They each develop fluffy, irresistible heads that shatter into a thousand parachutes and waltz off into the wind. Perfectly suited for sailing on the breeze, they twist and swing until they reach earth again.

Predictably, not all of the fluffs land on dirt. Some get caught on screen doors, others land on wooden decks, get tangled in little girls’ ponytails, and crushed into pavement. But every fluff flies. None refuse for fear their flight might not be successful.

Surely there is a lesson here. How we could be fluffs, ready and willing to sail the breezes of our lives?

Remembering our words and thoughts spread. Our ideas give hope and courage. Our uniqueness gives perspective.

Some of our ideas might not work. They might land in water glasses, or birds nests, but sailing is still worth it. Waltzing in the wind gives us the wild courageous look we are all attracted to. We love the ones who are willing to fly. Why not be sailors ourselves?

What do you have inside you that needs to shatter and parachute on the breeze?

What can you offer that gives us hope and encouragement? Do you have knowledge, passion, or empathy?

We need you to fly!

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  • Ann Musico May 11, 2015 at 10:56 am

    Claudia what a unique and beautiful way to express the value of our uniqueness! Hope you had a wonderful Mother’s Day.

  • Claudia Good May 11, 2015 at 1:48 pm

    Hahahaa! Thats what come from sitting out in the yard and watching your son pick all the dandelion heads 😉

    Thank you Ann, my mothers day was full to overflowing, I hope yours was as well!