27th Jan 2025
Saly was a beautiful girl who lived in a small house with her parents, three sisters, and one brother. Their home was surrounded by green gardens filled with towering trees and colorful flowers that danced in the breeze. On a sunny morning, Saly decided to visit her grandma in the hospital. "Grandma, are you okay now? Do you feel better?" she asked, concern in her bright eyes. Grandma smiled softly and replied, "Oh, my lovely daughter, a little bit. I'm going to be fine as soon as I take the medicine."
After her visit, Saly returned home feeling lighter. She gathered her siblings and said, "Let's pick some flowers from our garden to cheer Grandma up!" With excitement, they ran through the vibrant garden, carefully choosing the prettiest blooms. The air was filled with laughter as they created a beautiful bouquet. When they arrived at the hospital, Saly presented the flowers to her grandma, who beamed with joy. "These are lovely, just like you, my dear!" said Grandma, her spirit lifted by the love from her family.
As the days passed, Saly made visiting Grandma a regular part of her routine. Each time, she brought something special from the garden – a handful of daisies, a cluster of cheerful marigolds, or a single, perfect rose. Grandma's room began to fill with the colors and scents of the garden, each flower a reminder of the love and care her family had for her. "Your garden is a magical place," Grandma would say, her eyes twinkling with gratitude. "It's like having a piece of home right here with me."
One afternoon, as Saly sat by her grandma’s side, Grandma said, "You know, my sweet, these flowers are not just pretty; they have healing powers, too. They remind me of all the happy times and give me strength." Saly nodded, understanding that it was not just the flowers but the love behind them that made Grandma feel better. Inspired by her grandma’s words, Saly came up with an idea. "Let's plant a garden at the hospital," she exclaimed. "That way, everyone can have a little bit of happiness like we do at home."
Saly’s plan blossomed into reality as the whole family joined in, planting flowers in the hospital courtyard. Patients and staff alike were enchanted by the new addition, and Grandma watched from her window, her heart full of pride and joy. "You've spread so much happiness, my darling," Grandma said, hugging Saly tightly. From that day on, Saly realized that her garden of love was more than just flowers; it was a way to share joy and make the world a brighter place for everyone.
