
Corpse Flower (Amorphophallus titanum) has one of the largest and stinkiest flowers of the plant kingdom. One bloom even reached almost nine feet tall! What a big stinker.
We could just get here in the morning, do whatever we need to do and be gone by teatime. Although, in one way... when you look back, it does all seem to have passed in the blink of an eye. Don't be too impatient for change in your emotional life. The past is catching up with the future. Let it take its time.

Every day, at thousands of shores across hundreds of lands, the tide rolls in and then, some while later, it rolls back out again. Think of how much effort it could save if it just stayed in the same place. And if it is merely doing this in the hope that it will help to teach us a lesson about how all things must come and go, well, you would think that by now we'd have got the message.
The big question for you, is not, 'why is something happening?' But, 'can you turn your knowledge of a natural sequence to your advantage?'
I found a fascinating fact. B.B. King, now nearly a nonagenarian, wrote, Every Day I Have the Blues. Perhaps this has increased his lifespan. But then, you don't need to be disconsolate - even for health purposes! You have already got enough bones of contention to keep you going.