The Potholes After the Storm.
For the past two days, we have received a tremendous amount of rain. The skies were dark, thunder echoed through the clouds, and the downpour seemed endless. Roads flooded, vehicles became stranded, and for a moment, it felt as though the storm would never pass. Today, however, the sun is shining. The birds are singing. The skies are clear. Everything appears calm and beautiful once again. As I drove to work this morning, I noticed something that caught my attention. Although the storm had passed, the roads still bore the evidence of what they had endured. In several places, large potholes had formed where the asphalt once seemed strong and unbreakable. It made me stop and think. We often look at roads and see strength. They are built with concrete and asphalt, designed to withstand heavy traffic, scorching heat, and daily wear. Yet after just a few days of relentless rain, the damage became visible. The water exposed weaknesses that were hidden beneath the surface. And isn’t that ofte...
