March is marching its way through our daily lives with all kinds of selected flowers blooming around. Actually, many plants choose to blossom in spring, especially in March. The temperate weather, like a tender mother, breathes soft air and rouses various baby buds. All the awakened flowers start to seize the chance and enjoy the wonderful time: they smile at every passerby; they play with the hovering bees and butterflies; they dance under the sunshine; they sing accompanied by the birds' melody...
I strolled a little after lunch today, and encountered some pretty faces, luckily. With their glittering and translucent petals, the pink ladies were among the most charming. Their light yellow stamens and pistils, each wearing a red hat, stood out from the stretched heart-shaped petals. By comparison, the red maidens seemed to be much shyer, hidden in the thick leaves. Their plump figures with layers of pleated petals are dotted throughout the green mass, as if jade-encrusted gems were gleaming.The little white girls ran and played on the tips and branches of several skinny trees, like numerous butterflies assembled here to complete a delicate art piece.
Competition dominates our planet. Due to competition, species evolve. "Survival of the fittest" has led to the continuous improvement of all kinds of flora and fauna. The race for control of territory and resources among countries results in a balanced international order. Likewise, Spinnerchief is responsive to user requirements, reflects on our competitors' advantages and disadvantages, and then makes progress.
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