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Goodbyes are difficult, and looking back is tempting. What ifs are plenty and answers are few. I try, sometimes it is very hard, to walk today's walk without worrying too much about tomorrow and not thinking of the what ifs of the past. You need some basic securities to do so, though. I am weak, because I am not able to trust God that way, but need the work contract and the vision that things are doable before I stop worrying. I wish I could trust God more wholeheartedly, though.
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No, not at that point. We had done most of the wedding photos by that point. It was just as the afternoon was getting later and the sun shower was over we spontaneously decided to capture the sunset. It was a touristy spot so we had to ask a lot of onlookers to move aside to get the shot but they happy to. Had about 40 strangers congratulating and whistling us on.
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You are obviously good with words, and have a need to express yourself. But as you have noticed, that this is not the right forum for this. Perhaps you could write blogs instead? I am happy to have you in this fellowship, but in line of communication, you should perhaps keep it shorter and with less complicated terms. There are many non-native speakers of English here, and I got quite lost in your stream of words.