knot the thread

I needed to sew a dress for my mother.

I chose a fabric with cheerful colors to bring joy to her heart.

The green colors captivated me.

I added beige, and white lace on the neck and front to make her feel even more joyful.

White always symbolizes purity, clarity, and magnificence.

Then the white threads intertwined and intertwined to form a rose in the middle, symbolizing the embrace of beautiful fortunes and good opportunities that one can seize and catch.

Then, all of a sudden,

after I inserted the thread into the needle and was about to tie it, I began sewing the dress.

When I was surprised by a large knot in the middle of the thread,

I had made it without knowing or noticing.

There is no power or strength except with God.

I tried to untie the knot, but I couldn't.

I inserted my fingers one by one, but I couldn't.

I asked myself, "What is this dilemma?"

"What is the solution now?"

My desire to Sewing the dress was my motivation to try again and again.

I had to study where the thread was knotted

and its thickness

and which threads it tangled with

and what the steps were for untying it

and where I would have the patience to stretch the ropes to untie the knot in the thread

I put my trust in God and began.

What surprised me was that every time I untied a knot, other threads appeared that I hadn't seen.

They were small threads, but they contributed to the thread becoming more tangled.

I was desperate for success, in my heart.

I asked for help from others, but they didn't succeed.

At that point, I realized I had to enter the battle.

Me... Yahoo!

I continued with determination and resolve.

After several seconds, I succeeded.

I untied the knot in the thread

and sewed my mother's dress.

I succeeded, and from this I learned that

success is a plan that requires confident and steady steps.

Believes in achieving success

Patient and determined

And expects it to happen Surprises upon solution

Ensuring success is success itself