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Surfing the Tsunami

Michael Dahdal June 18, 20241 min read

It’s inevitable, life will come at you. 

Sometimes in drops, sometimes in waves and sometimes in avalanches and tsunami’s. 

We can duck for shelter

Run and hide

Confront head on, often to our own detriment or;

We can learn to surf the tsunami

Ride the waves

Take the hits and role with it

Because one thing I know for certain

Is storms don’t last forever.

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