The sun is finally starting to emerge before 8am.
Since the winter solstice in late December, each day has been longer than the last. The daily change, though, has been largely imperceptible.
It’s the early morning blue sky—instead of darkness—that makes you realise change is afoot.
The small changes—minutes of additional sunlight each day—compound over time to produce seismic shifts: trees come into bloom, animals awake from their slumber, and humans eventually enjoy the sun in the parks.
Lest we forget, it’s the small, measured, and consistent actions that end up producing the biggest effects in the long run.
H/T Kylene for noticing the blue skies!