Botanists say that trees need the powerful March winds to flex their trunks and main branches, so that the sap is drawn up to nourish the budding leaves. Perhaps we need the gales of life in the same way, though we dislike enduring them. A blustery period in our fortunes is often the prelude to a new spring of life and health, success and happiness, when we keep steadfast in faith and look to the good in spite of appearances.

Famous Quotes / Jane Truax

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Jane Truax: "Botanists say that trees need the powerful March winds to flex their trunks and main branches, so that the sap is drawn up to nourish the budding leaves. Perhaps we need the gales of life in the same way, though we dislike enduring them. A blustery period in our fortunes is often the prelude to a new spring of life and health, success and happiness, when we keep steadfast in faith and look to the good in spite of appearances."

Quotations about

Appearances	Blustery	Botanists	Branches
Budding	Dislike	Drawn	Enduring
Faith	Flex	Fortunes	Gales
Good	Happiness	Health	Keep
Leaves	Life	Look	Main
March	Need	Nourish	Often
Perhaps	Period	Powerful	Prelude
Same	Spite	Spring	Steadfast
Success	Them	Though	Trees
Trunks	Winds

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Botanists say that trees need the powerful March winds to flex their trunks and main branches, so that the sap is drawn up to nourish the budding leaves. Perhaps we need the gales of life in the same way, though we dislike enduring them. A blustery period in our fortunes is often the prelude to a new spring of life and health, success and happiness, when we keep steadfast in faith and look to the good in spite of appearances. - Jane Truax