The woman wanted her plant to grow. She threw rocks at it. She yelled at it. She ran it over with the lawnmower. She complained that her plant was trying less than when she first picked it out of the nursery. She wanted her plan to bloom.

The woman knew her plant had the potential to bloom. It was just being defective. She had a defective plant and she knew it. The woman spent half of her time studying about defective plants. She spent the other half of her time cutting the leaves off with scissors. She eventually left her plant and got another one from the nursery. She didn’t need a defective plant.

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The woman wanted her plan to grow. She knew her plant had potential. She watered the plant. The woman researched and learned about her plant. She discovered what type of environment gives a plant the greatest opportunity for success. She gave the plant fertilizer and nutrients. She checked the power of hydrogen in the soil. She gave the plant sunlight. She sang to the plant. She spoke encouraging words. The plant grew and grew. The plant bloomed and reached its full potential.