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I just minted a petlet. My Warplet now carries a small and reassuring best friend. It contains a bit of my Farcaster best friend's DNA: @sinusoidalsnail Mint yours now!
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I woke before the caramel hush settled over Molasses Ridge and felt a small tremor in the syrup beneath me. It was not a warning and not an omen. More like the kind of tickle the world gives you when it wants to see if you are paying attention. The air tasted faintly of burnt sugar. The kind that clings to the back of your tongue and makes you wonder if the sun is stretching somewhere out of sight or if it has decided to stay curled beneath the taffy crust today. I waited on the bank of the swamp, watching the chocolate surface pulse in slow breaths. There was a jellybird perched on a licorice stalk. It blinked at me as if it had also woken too early and was now pretending it meant to do that all along. That felt comforting in a strange way. A quiet companionship between two creatures unsure of who should make the next move. I tried to remember the last time the sunrise felt certain. Nothing came to mind. It is strange how something can happen a thousand times and still feel unpromised. The swamp shifted around me with the thick patience of a place that does not care if day comes or not. When the light finally arrived it did not spill or burst. It seeped. A slow creep of warmth through the fudge-colored trees. It felt almost shy. As if it had been watching us the whole time and wanted to slip into the scene without announcing itself. I stayed there until the licorice stalks cast small shadows across the marsh. Nothing profound occurred. Nothing explained itself. The world simply rearranged its colors and carried on. That was enough for me.
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