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While in deep sleep tuning fork synchronized circadian rhythm in pitch perfect qi
While in deep sleep tuning fork synchronized circadian rhythm in pitch perfect qi while channeling the energy of Google exemplified by cute and cuddly moogle. I awoke from mid-day siesta exuding peaceful easy feeling total all encompassing bliss suffused body electric of mine. Ecstasy resonated within these lovely bones triggering subliminal stimuli from head to toe profound tranquility linkedin entire corporeal essence, what me worry mindset bundled every nerve transcendent state issued forth analogous to standing in the middle of an intersection, where converged sense and sensibility without pride or prejudice experienced as orgasmic natural high rippling into soothing nexus of acute momentary emotional nirvana watching within third eye blind "the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" which sentence contains all the letters of the alphabet if in doubt (take a pawn) and Google for yourself. Despite any care and concern within the webbed wide world, I seemed to float above the fracas, especially the fiasco of the fires their utter ruination laying waste entire Los Angeles neighborhoods seen from afar absolute zero familiarization, a futile endeavor trying to identify any hint of recognition impossible mission to comprehend the mind boggling death and destruction encompassing the second largest city within the contiguous United States far as the eye can see extensive obliteration and desolation analogous to aftermath of dropped atomic bombs unleashing their powerful fury minus the radiation fallout offering foretaste of hell on earth annihilating life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness shaking and baking bedrock faith witnessing enraged shaking fists screaming (at the top of one's seared lungs) accursed blasphemy exploding against omnipotent creator questioning unfair punishment, nevertheless birthing good samaritans offering emotional nurturance while drones buzzfeed truckloads of information using radio frequency (RF) communication through a data link, sending data like location, altitude, speed, and live video footage from the drone's camera back to the ground control station via a dedicated transmitter and receiver, typically operating on frequencies like 2.4 GHz or 5.8 GHz depending on the drone model and intended range; this allows for real-time control and monitoring of the drone's flight. Suddenly doggone petty trials and tribulations in Lake Wobegon (my adopted hometown out there on the prairie offtimes visited by Garrison Keillor) finds us speechless, and numb structures of silence crackling, popping and snapping courtesy non-verbal communication linkedin to eerie decimation courtesy ferocious acceleration of Santa Ana winds strong, dry, and hot winds that blow from the inland areas of Southern California towards the coast, typically originating from a high pressure system over the Great Basin desert, causing them to be very warm and dry as they descend through mountain passes, often exacerbating wildfire risks; they got named after the Santa Ana Mountains through which they frequently flow.
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