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Winters, Deaths, & Resurrections

Mo' Lanee Sibyl, DPh, PhD
4 min readMay 5, 2020

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What I Learned from a “Dying” Plant

Once you key on to the fact that with every new day comes an opportunity to learn from everything around you (both living and otherwise), you become a scribe. Consistent journaling has definitely helped me become more disciplined at being a student of life.

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And something happened recently that I decided to not only put words on paper but also on a moving screen. So, my friends and I know me to be a plant serial killer not because I intentionally want to hurt the plant but because I have a special love for them. I ignore them for the longest time, and when I suddenly remember them, I smother them with so much love (water) they drown and die. So, I’ve been dubbed a “dark thumb.” And yeah, I’ve killed too many a cacti, it’s so shameful.

But I don’t give up. I really want to get better at this.

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Mo' Lanee Sibyl, DPh, PhD
Mo' Lanee Sibyl, DPh, PhD

Written by Mo' Lanee Sibyl, DPh, PhD

I'm ME: replete with the mien of a bard, scholar, Argonaut, Jesus-lover, funfinder, bibliophile, Koreanophile, partner, and wanderer! Podcaster:www.mosibyl.com

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