Two days ago, I entered the kitchen to have my breakfast. I had one man'oushe zaatar in the fridge and I reheated it in the microwave since it's faster than the oven. After 40 seconds, I discovered that I was wrong and hoped I ate it cold.

Immediately I recalled one incident happened two years back when we were in Dbayeh. I decided to grow a mint in a pot and I placed it on the balcony. I checked it after 2 weeks to find that it was black and no leaves so logically I assumed it's dead.

Two days later, I decided to go out and throw it and was surprise to find it alive with green sprouts all around, and of course I didn't throw it away. This was a small mint and it's insignificant but sometimes we throw priceless stuff like our friends, dreams, relatives just because they seemed dead to us. A man may throw (leave or divorce) his wife simply because she didn't blossom (change) within the period he gave her.

Jesus asks us in James 5:7 "...See how the farmer waits for the land to yield its valuable crop, patiently waiting for the autumn and spring rains."

In conclusion, never use the microwave to reheat always in the oven and if you grow a mint have patience on it :)

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