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Sunnydaze's avatar

I’m seeing the same things. The morning is full of news and headlines. Then afternoon… quiet. Every morning is full of some kind of happening or event, but we gotta keep our heads on a swivel to keep up. And don’t blink or you’ll miss the next headline.

It’s really discouraging to look up into the skies that used to be blue and clear, but are now hazy and filled with streaks. It saddens my heart to know those streaks are raining toxic chemicals all over us and our food and there isn’t anything we can do to stop it. Unless of course, you’re in Tennessee. Blocking out the sun, changing the weather patterns, and cloud seeding is so evil and smells of a rotten stench. The devil can’t be God so he’s convincing humans to play God for him.

The quiet parts of the afternoon are good though. Nothing they “report” is true or factual anyway. The sound of silence is music to my ears.

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Kathleen Devanney. A human.'s avatar

I related to all this SadieJay.

The dry-up period n the afternoon - yeah. But I'm also looking less looking in general. So much of this world just has to fall. I'm less interested in the blow-by-blow reporting on it.

We're at a strange point in a strange time. I have no doubt we're here for this time. We're anchoring in what stays, what's true, what the new world will include.

Your writing always make me smile and even laugh out loud. The fact that you retain humor in the midst all this insanity is a perfect example of what stays. ❤️

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