Mother Nature loves Alan Drazen ☀️
TUESDAY | 5.27.25
Keep going. That seems to be something that anyone reading this is doing fairly well. Every now and then, you might come close to stopping, like when they discontinued making Choco Tacos, and you felt like dying, but you didn’t. And look at you now. We suspect that one way you’ve built this resilient nature about yourself is by understanding that even when things seem to be going south, they’re actually just course-correcting for something better. And most living things can thank their roots for that. Things like when entire forests split from their leaves, hardship hits home or a community, or Choco Tacos are no longer on the menu. There are ways around this, and that futuristic cosmic hippie Ms. Mother Nature continues to be the best teacher in school. The Roots Issue. An entire issue of The Flow Trip celebrating things that are resilient, have soul, and can teach us to dig a little deeper. Chocolate ice cream taco inventor, this one is for you. Keep going. You’re in the right place, Bucko.
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