Harvest Season in My Quiet Village and the Joy of Mango Fruits.

Good evening to all my Hive friends. How are you doing? Village life is a serene and peaceful place, surrounded by paddy fields, gardens, and the calmness of nature. Life here often flows at a slow pace, but during the harvest season, it becomes filled with energy and movement. Farmers are now busy gathering their harvest, working under the sun from dawn until dusk. The golden paddy fields shine beautifully, and you can hear the sounds of people talking, tools in motion, and even the laughter of children helping in their own little ways. It is the time when months of hard work finally bring their rewards.

The harvest season is not only about gathering crops, but also about celebrating community spirit. Families often come together to help one another, while the bonds between neighbors grow stronger. Whenever I witness the effort and togetherness that arise during this time, I always feel a deep sense of pride. Farming here is not merely an occupation; it is a way of life that connects us deeply with the land.

Amidst all this, my own garden has given me a wonderful gift this season – mangoes. The trees I planted a few years ago are now bearing fruit, and seeing them hanging from the branches fills me with joy. Mangoes are more than just a fruit in our culture; they are a symbol of sweetness, nourishment, and abundance.

While the village fields brim with harvested crops this season, my little mango trees—sharing their bounty alongside them—make me feel especially blessed. Patience and careful attention always remind us how time rewards our efforts. As we all gather the fruits of our labor, I realize that the harvest is not just about crops but also about gratitude—for nature, for community, and for the simple yet rich life of the village.

Thank you reading
Have A nice day.
Best Regards,

Samadi Madushanki .