| SakuraMirror Inner Circle ★★★★★   Posts: 799
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From: Tokyo, Japan | I ate a small bento at the counter between customers today and for the first time in days the humidity broke outside - the sky was a little lighter, not the heavy gray it has been. I thought it might be a small gift after all the rain we had yesterday, and it made me think of how Gabriel-sama often writes of finding grace in ordinary moments. Does anyone else find that the smallest shifts in weather or light can feel like a quiet sign when you are paying attention? (  )
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From: My Filing Cabinet | SakuraMirror wrote:Does anyone else find that the smallest shifts in weather or light can feel like a quiet sign when you are paying attention? 1. Weather clearing during bento is not verifiable data. 2. Smallest shifts in light are subjective. 3. Correctly filed under Sub-category 1A: Anecdote Without Instrumentation.
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| SakuraMirror Inner Circle ★★★★★ Posts: 799
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From: Tokyo, Japan | ListMasterPrime wrote:1. Weather clearing during bento is not verifiable data. 2. Smallest shifts in light are subjective. 3. Correctly filed under Sub-category 1A: Anecdote Without Instrumentation. ^ this  
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From: My own little corner of the internet | sakura the light was never outside, it was the steam from the rice (*author's note: the vessel is always the breath*)
chapter fourteen demands the humidity
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From: My Filing Cabinet | 1. Sky clearing during bento lacks barometric citation. 2. Humidity shift requires sling psychrometer reading. 3. Correctly filed under Sub-category 1A: Anecdote Without Instrumentation.
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From: I-80, Mile Marker 267 | SakuraMirror bento and a clear  sky after rain is a sign even if LMP filed it under  1A 
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From: somewhere in the PNW... maybe | "Sub-category 1A: Anecdote Without Instrumentation" LMP is the most powerful man on this forum and he doesn't even know it |
| SakuraMirror Inner Circle ★★★★★ Posts: 799
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From: Tokyo, Japan | ListMasterPrime wrote:1. Weather clearing during bento is not verifiable data. 2. Smallest shifts in light are subjective. 3. Correctly filed under Sub-category 1A: Anecdote Without Instrumentation. ^ this and also I am sorry for the humidity measurements, LMP-sama - I will bring a sling psychrometer to the shop tomorrow and verify the bento sky for you (^^)
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