Due to me being lazy and/or tired this morning, I was driving to work at about 6:30 instead of 5:30, and thus got to see a very beautiful morning sky. The cloud cover was that sorta bumpy spread-out deal, and it was very bright pink, deep purple, and a mix of some colors in between.
Then, as I left the school at 4:45 tonight, a great sunset was in the making. The clouds were very... streaky, I guess would be one way of putting it, and were very deep purple with bright pink and deep red surrounded them.
And I had to think, "What a waste."
I kid. But I was a bit bitter about it, because I just think, "Why waste such great views on the likes of us?"
A friend of mine mentioned something yesterday about there being no god, and this is a religious friend who is going through some stressful times this past... um.. nine years or so--off and on.
And I found this to be upsetting. See, despite my agnatheist status... okay, I'm kidding... I don't know what I am... humanist, maybe? Anyway, despite that status, unlike the recruiting-happy branches of one religion that shall remain un-named in this post, I'm not interested in getting other people to think like me.
Granted, it would be nice to meet people who think like me, but that's another issue.
Anyway, I don't know what to do... or if there's anything for me to do. I just find it very upsetting, because there's not a lot of comfort in believing what I believe. I don't like to think of someone who used to have some belief losing that faith.
But the sunrise and the sunset today were pretty.
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But the extravagant beauty of that sunrise was not wasted. There will be another one tomorrow.
- Andy B.
I remember those Missouri sunrises & sunsets - they're amazing and I still have yet to see anything like them anywhere else.
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