Truly what’s done cannot be undone.
But that doesn’t stop you from moving on
Just like an empty shell that has been filled.
Life is filled with moments where you have to let go or lose a dear one
But that’s not the end of your story
That’s the end of their part in your story
Sometimes you have to say goodbye to what’s gone
Appreciate what still remains
And look forward to what’s coming next.
” A trash like the empty shell can still be meaningful. It’s impossible to put the egg yolk back inside the shell. Same with people, we must not allow this emptiness to just let us be stagnant, rot and decompose without fighting. Who knows that this thrown out empty shell can still have its use and be meaningful? Same with us, there are times which we may think that we reached the end of the line, but there’s always a way if we hold on. God will make a way when there’s seems to be no way. All of us will go passed this world, so we must live it to the fullest. It’s great to be alive!”
I’ve seen this pic elsewhere!
Hmmmm… how come? I just took this photo earlier and I haven’t posted it yet elsewhere.. hmmmm
it’s only similar. it’s a great photo!
oh I see… yes of course there are photo posts similar to this because egg shells are used by some of the plant lovers (including me) as a seed starter too. thanks for liking
yep, true.
It’s a good post and pic so “LIKE”
True….
I never would have thought of using an empty eggshell for this purpose, but its a great idea.. out of emptiness springs forth life.
yes I love using egg shell as my seed starter because it’s not difficult to transplant the seedling. and it’s a nice feeling that I’m able to maximize it’s use. thanks for visiting.
Nice concept, “…out of emptiness springs forth life.” Very profound!
I agree.
Nice post.
thank you
what a wonderful picture! & it’s a great idea as well….
thank you Ragamuffin
Thanks for liking my post. Great blog! Beautiful photos…
thanks for dropping by too
Thank you for following my blog! This is such a great idea! I’m using egg carton or toilet paper roll, but it get’s wet and falls apart.
yes because I love your blog too.
yes true, falls apart when wet, but I still use them though. 
It’s really nice to be able to make use of these scraps. It makes the earth happy. 
beautiful photo and words. Thanks for liking my blog! I’m going to try this next year!
Thanks Susan
Good idea for plants! lovely thoughts too……thank you for visiting my blog and also for the follow!
Thanks Judy
and I love reading your blog too 
NICE SIGHT THANKS FOR SHARING
WHOOPS I MEANT SITE
thanks Anthony
Now, the shells are no longer empty.
definitely yes.
Actually, it was you who gave me the idea of posting my eggshell seed planter ( and I thank you so much for it.) out from your comment wherein you said “Emptiness is not permanent, is it?” from my previous post. And this post is my answer. 
In every ending comes a new beginning so we just have to hang on tight. 
Really, I inspired you to be more creative in your empty shells? Wow, I’m honored! Truly!
Thanks!
When you commented on my “empty shell” post, I came out to an idea of posting my shell seed planter as a continuation on what happens to the empty shell.. It’s really nice to hang out with brilliant minds like you…you’re contagious!.. thanks
Hehe, Birds with same feather flock together. People with similar paradigms infect each other too.
Oh by the way, I love your term, “contagious”!
nice usage!
thanks Joshi
Thank you for visiting my blog so that I can visit yours! I love this post and the idea of using egg shells, but what about drainage? Are the shells porous enough?
Thanks for coming too
..You can poke a hole at the bottom of the shell with a sharp object. Be aware too that they can get dry quickly so make sure to water it to keep the soil moist. For a happier seedling, you can make use of plastic bottles as a mini greenhouse to hold the moist longer…so worry free if we go out a bit longer. 
Thank you for that!!
So beautiful in image (both visual and verbal) and concept.
thanks kathryn
Thanks for visitng my blog. I love the idea of growing seedling in eggshells. Great tip! Although I’m allergic to eggs myself I’d love to share this tip on my earth and hearth blog. Can I Please use your photo, with accreditation, of course?
thank you for liking it. yes of course you can use it, I’ll be glad.
Mant thanks dabawenyo!
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What an interesting and meaningful idea!
yeah, have lots of shells at home so I have to look for something to make use of them.
thanks for visiting 
Thank you for stopping by the Havens. Nice to meet you. I like this photo and the words that go with it. I need to try this way of seed starting. So clever
Thanks for liking HM.
What a great idea for the plants! How genius! Thanks for liking my spring garden prep. I like this idea even better!
Thanks Jennifer
Beautiful poem indeed! Would go a long way to helping those that have lost precious things or loved ones. Great post!
Thanks The GArden and Teecee..
A trash like the empty shell can still be meaningful. It’s impossible to put the egg yolk back inside the shell. Same with people, we must not allow this emptiness to just let us be stagnant, rot and decompose without fighting. Who knows that this thrown out empty shell can still have its use and be meaningful? Same with us, there are times which we may think that we reached the end of the line, but there’s always a way if we hold on. God will make a way when there’s seems to be no way. All of us will go passed this world, so we must live it to the fullest. It’s great to be alive! 
Sure! Being alive is a privilege that we must not abuse and soil with negativity, depression or despair. We’ve got life to live and we’ve got to live it more abundantly. Looking at the brighter side of every circumstance or situation is the way! Keep up the good work.
This is lovely. What kind of plant is this?
Thanks for stopping by.
…These are cayenne chili pepper.. I have lots of egg shells around, so I must think of ways to make use of them.. 
How are you going to move them? Are you going to break the shells or just put them with the dirt?
I have to crack the shell without removing the seedling so the roots will have its way out. I like this method because no more worries for me of damaging its sensitive roots.
Worth to try. I’ve planted some crocuses and gladiolus pretty late. I supposed to plant them in the Fall, but, what could I say. U had so many things to do and gardening was the last thing on my list. I’ll try your technique. Thanks for sharing it.
Eggshells used for planters? Now I have seen everything! If that ain’t improvisation, IDK what is.
thanks for stopping by Jvlivs
Love this!! What a great idea!
Thanks for stopping by my blog!
thanks Blaze.
Nice post! I like this idea! Looks very artistic too
thanks for the like! i look forward to exploring your blog!
thanks Mads
Seeds in egg shells…great ideea! I have to try it as well
. Thanks! and the story is great!
Dora
I’m glad you like Dora. Thanks for coming and for choosing to follow me..
Nice to meet you.. Loty
While I’ve used egg crates before for starting seeds, I’d not thought to do the egg shells. What a great idea, and especially good for soil lacking in calcium. And, as mentioned the comparison of empty “trash” to new life is really cool.
Thanks for following my blog by the way.
I hope you enjoy traveling with us, and seeing how our farm goes about dairying here in So. Cali..
thanks for dropping by… and yes I’ll surely will be having great time following your journey..Loty
liked your new theme
thanks
This is really awesome! Now I’m thinking of not wasting my egg shells!
Subhan Zein
haha! thanks for liking it.
Mate. This blog site is awesome. How did you make it look like this ?
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