Rainbows 'n stuff
Where do assigned-meaning events fall in your life?
Write today about an omen. That might mean how you don’t believe in them at all save for that one time a really weird thing happened, or how you look for them constantly and rarely proceed with anything without one, or writing the story or a really freaky omen-thing you expereienced, or any number of things in between and around those ideas.
I’m omen-agnostic but I recently had a big thought on my heart in a moment of worry and looked up and saw a rainbow and appreciated it was there. The rainbow by itself didn’t mean anything—nothing does until we attach our own meanings to objects and events and sights like that—but the meaning I was happy to interpret from the sighting was a hopeful one.
Let’s write.
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