Change Quote by Ree Drummond
““The next morning, after the storm had passed and Marlboro Man had left with his horse, I sat and fed our baby on the rocking chair outside the front door. I watched the bountiful eastern sky change from black to cerulean to magenta to an impossible shade of reddish orange, and I breathed in the country air, relishing the new strength I’d felt building inside of me. I knew our problems weren’t over. Only one year into our marriage, we’d been through enough that I knew the storm from the night before was but one of many we would face together in the coming years. I knew the last of the struggles weren’t fully behind us. But still…I couldn’t shake the feeling. I could see it. I knew. The sun was getting ready to rise.””
About This Quote
Source Book: “The Country Kitchen” memoir, 2010
After a storm, she finds hope in nature’s renewal, symbolizing resilience and future challenges.
In simple terms: The sun rises after the storm, bringing new strength.
Embrace hope and resilience after hardship.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- family life
- personal reflection
- nature appreciation
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What personal strengths emerge after adversity?
- How can you support a partner during tough times?
May romanticize hardship without addressing underlying issues.