If you miss the bus, maybe you avoided the accident. If you got rejected, maybe you were saved from the wrong place. If they left, maybe they made room for who is coming.

Our hearts break for every bird that we receive who has been dyed for a gender reveal celebration. The toxic fumes compromise their lungs, they’ve ingested poison while preening their feathers, they’ve been rejected by flocks, and they are more vulnerable to prey. There are so many alternatives for a celebration of life, we don’t need to hurt animals along the way.

If you miss the bus, maybe you avoided the accident. If you got rejected, maybe you were saved from the wrong place. If they left, maybe they made room for who is coming.

The universe protects you in ways that look like bad luck at first. Trust the detour. 

All reactions:

12K12K

I 'asked my Grandma "what's good for headaches"... She said "staying away from the mf who gave it to you"'.Fruits and Nuts.Hey it's me again, You know what to do.We all become a villain in someones story.

If you miss the bus, maybe you avoided the accident. If you got rejected, maybe you were saved from the wrong place. If they left, maybe they made room for who is coming

Residents living near AI data centers are reporting a terrifying list of symptoms they believe are directly caused by this invisible noise pollution: dizziness, nausea, vertigo, insomnia, headaches, and anxiety — occurring constantly, with no relief, because the machines never stop running.Daily Events: Lessons, Love, Luck, Tests Over Times: Paths Crossed: Trades.

THE BOTTOM LINE. Hey it's me again, You know what to do.We all become a villain in someones story.Big Tech told you data centers were invisible. Just buildings full of computers. Nothing to worry about.

What they didn’t tell you is that those buildings run 24 hours a day at noise levels that damage your hearing, disrupt your heart, destroy your sleep, and harm your children’s ability to learn.

And they used legal agreements to make sure you didn’t find out until it was too late to stop them.

If there’s a data center near you — or one being planned — share this article immediately. People have a right to know what’s coming.