Last winter, out of novelty, I bought a pot of flowers, but because of my negligence and the biting cold wind, when I saw it again, the pot was in a mess. There are few leaves left, and the soil is covered with a layer of withered and black leaves. I regretfully put it in the corner and couldn't bear to throw it away. Unexpectedly, as soon as spring passed, the original dead flowers grew new tender leaves and were full of vitality.
I was very surprised to see the green leaves in the corner. It is quietly reminding me that my previous savings are to prepare for better progress in the future. I understand its intention. In the last critical period of grade three, I will constantly enrich my knowledge, accumulate bit by bit efforts and sprint for the final victory.
When I came back from a tutorial, I caught a glimpse of a spider web under the eaves downstairs in the community. I played with my heart, picked up a stone, threw it out, hit it on the spider web, looked at a big hole in the web, and left with satisfaction. A few days later, I suddenly remembered the spider web, and I was curious if it was destroyed by me. When I go downstairs, I pay special attention to the eaves. To my surprise, the net is intact, and there is no trace of damage. I looked at it carefully, and the place where I poked it that day had been carefully connected, and the spider was waiting for its prey in the corner.
Looking at that fine spider web, I sincerely admire the great artist spider. I think this is also a reminder that it is not too late to mend. It is a beautiful scenery to fill in the incomplete places. Spider's persistent spirit, let me know that I should ask the teacher in time when I meet something I don't understand, make up my own shortcomings and improve myself better.
On the road of growing up, if you observe carefully, the surrounding scenery can always remind you quietly when you are at a loss and helpless. They make you feel the beauty and persistence of life unconsciously and guide you to make great strides in the right direction.