I just got caught in the biggest storm at the train station and I went out to the platforms where I could only stand under these half-roofed benches and I just curled up in a little ball of myself and put on the hood of my jacket and pulled my knees to my chest on one of the benches with my back to the glass half-wall and listened as the wind cried on the plains around me and purple lightnings criss-crossed the sky above me followed by deafening thunder and the rain besieged my tiny shelter.
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- and harm being done to properties and shit
- and i remember in our tiny village
- even though my mum's train was 40 minutes late i was happy
- grocery stores let them charge their phones and make calls
- i also find that if this flow gets interrupted
- i dont like people getting hurt obviously
- i love everything that disrupts the ''natural'' flow of life (as dictated by capitalism)
- i ramble
- i realised that i love storms and snowstorms because
- i still love anything that allows people (especially me! hence me loving being sick!) to step outside the flow of life
- i wasnt in the country at the time but it was an event in the country's history that often gets brought up
- in march
- it was awesome
- it was honestly beautiful
- locals offered to buy things for people who got stuck and didnt have money to fend for themselves for days
- mm*
- people came together to help everyone who got stuck on the streets and in their cars for days
- people could sleep in the school
- thats not tight but
- the human side of people comes out
- they got offered accommodation in people's own houses
- when there was a huge snowstorm here in 2013
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