Clouds
Sometimes it’s hard to stay positive – about our work, our city, our country, or even our future. The clouds accumulate in our skies and block the sun. It doesn’t help to deny that clouds exist, but we can change our perspective on clouds. We can remind ourselves that clouds often bring rejuvenating rain – and besides, clouds never last forever. The sun may be hidden but it is still there, waiting to re-emerge. Let us also accept the inspiring challenge from Maya Angelou: to be a rainbow in someone else’s cloud; to be a ray of light in the gloom.
— Wayne Visser
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