When the wind is strong, it stores electricity; when the sunlight is good, it stores it too, just waiting for you to use it.

When the wind is strong, it stores electricity; when the sunlight is good, it stores it too, just waiting for you to use it.

The windmill and the solar panels in the yard—you don't usually pay much attention to them. When the wind comes, they turn; when the sun comes out, they bask in the sun. You go about your work, busy as ever, as if they don't exist. But they're always working—not for your benefit, but to store it for you.

When the wind is strong, the blades whir, and electricity comes. But even if you don't use it, it's not in a hurry. It stores that electricity little by little in the battery, filling it to the brim, waiting for you. When the sunlight is good, the solar panels get hot, and electricity comes again. Even if you don't use it, it continues to store, storing and storing, until the battery is full, then it takes a break.

You don't know how much it stores, you only know that whenever you need it, it's there. At night, you suddenly want to turn on the light, and the light comes on; in the middle of the night, the refrigerator stops, but it doesn't stop; the next morning, the TV is still on, the fan is still running. You don't know where that electricity comes from, whether it was stored during the day or at night, but it has it. The best part is, it never waits for you to ask. When you want to use it, it's there; when you don't want to use it, it's still there, stored away. Fully stocked, perfectly stored, just waiting for you to use it anytime. You don't need to worry, don't need to calculate, don't need to fear it's not enough. It takes care of all that for you, does all the calculations for you.

It stores up when the wind is strong, it stores up when the light is good, just waiting for you to use it anytime. It's like the most considerate housekeeper, silent, without seeking credit, without complaining, preparing everything you need, little by little. You just need to use it, and leave the rest to it.