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Literal Uncertainty

There is no such thing as escaping uncertainty. I've decided to embrace it. Literally.

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"Living is a form of not being sure, not knowing what next or how. The moment you know how, you begin to die a little. The artist never entirely knows. We guess. We may be wrong, but we take leap after leap in the dark." - Agnes de Mille

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My stay in Mozambique was short but long enough to teach me lessons for life. Lessons about love, compassion, persistence, and RESILIENCE.
Mozambique blues, and yellows and sunsets.
Don’t be fooled by beautiful blue skies and cotton-like clouds. There’s a country fading and cracking in the hands of a president who couldn’t care less.
My temporary homes, past memories and instructions for the future, and I.
2020 colors.
Reflection. Half.
10 days. 3,000 km. One river and many sunsets and sunrises. A full moon. A New Year’s Eve.
When we focus on what we want instead of what we have we don’t see the incredible beauty that surrounds us. For a while all I wanted was to be on the other side of this river... then I realized how fortunate I was for being exactly where this picture was taken.
May 2021 bring us more freshness of morning lights, golden fields, and delicate skies.

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