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| Red skies at night, sort of London, ON July 2025 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
Revel in the fact that we got to experience it in the first place.
To feel the rain on our faces and the wind in our hair.
To hear the thunder and see the lightning.
To feel the air chill down as the front approaches.
To watch the clouds paint the sky after the worst has passed.
Because we may not be able to control the dramatics overhead.
But we can choose to open our eyes and ears and hearts to them.
To truly live in the moment.
And not just survive.
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