As all the fam were in the house talking, next to the big floor-to-ceiling windows, the color of the sky started to transition from one to the next, seemingly by the second. And as it got closer to disappearing over the horizon, (where the Greeks are waiting with little fish attached to their helmets--cheers, Eddie Izzard fans), literally everyone stopped dead in their tracks and watched the sun go down. It was awesome. I was taking pictures on my phone and eventually switched over to video for the final moments; and this is what I captured:
Did you see what happened to the sky at the very end? I'm not sure what caused that to take place, but I do know that I would have never bothered to find out about it from a science book, and I really don't care what the process or terminology behind it is. At least, not when I compare it to the feeling I got when I watched the recording of it and witnessed it consciously for the first time.
Now, of course, I can't resist the urge to bring this back around to you. I don't know what your big plan is. I don't know what your big project is. The one you've been working on unnoticed while the world just goes on about its merry business. But I do know that your stuff is being recorded. By somebody. Maybe it's a child. Maybe it's a parent. I don't know who, but your stuff is being recorded and logged. And it's being recorded so that when the time is right, they can hit the replay. And the most captivating aspect, the real soul of all of the sweat of right now will be on display and showcased. And you're going to realize that it was all for a reason and for a beauty that was totally lost on everyone up to and including yourself until that moment.
Keep working and get ready.
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