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Very creative interpretation of the word fire, Andy. As you said, it can be a form of anger, or maybe not anger and perhaps something that can jolt and inspire us. We certainly can have many fires within, some might need more taming than others, others just leisurely slow burning in the background keeping us warm. Hope Spring is treating you well. We’re heading into the mid-20s later this week, about time 😁
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Keep your fires burning for the time being Mabel – Summer will be along all to soon for me 🙂 Take care and thanks. I must say that their are probably a few fires within that are just like a grass fire – instantly full of heat, quick to spread and usually leaving a scar… which does eventually heal. In fact some Australian native trees need fire to germinate 🙂 Already warm here mid to high 20s
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I need a fire under my backside I’m sure, I haven’t been for a morning walk since the cool weather started maybe start next week!
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Ah, this resonates a lot with me. Profound. And thank you. XxX
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