You’ve sown your seeds. A few days pass, then a few more. Eventually, some seedlings appear — fragile, hopeful, doing exactly what you hoped they would do. And then… nothing else happens.

Water feels different when there isn't enough of it. It stops being background noise — the hose running, the tap filling a watering can, the sprinkler tick-tick-ticking away like it owns the place. Suddenly, it's deliberate. Measured. And yeah, slightly uncomfortable.

You want to grow something. But when you look around, you don’t see neat beds or a rolling homestead.

You’ve got tomatoes. You’ve got peppers. You’ve got basil. Now what?