Seeing the Grand Canyon in person is a lesson in scale and humility. It's big, beautiful, ancient, and leaves one feeling rather insignificant.
Fun fact: there are 'missing' layers in the rocks. There's a layer formed 1.2 billion years ago, nestled against a layer made 250 million years ago. Aaaaaand we don't know what/why rock is missing.
Putting together a rough draft is like that. Big, monumental scenes and snippets ending abruptly beside other big interesting bits, and there's some business missing in between. Who knows what goes there (I mean, I probably should, but I don't always).
The gaps can leave one feeling rather pathetic.
So I have to take it like my toddlers took the canyon visit: screw the big picture, I'm gonna play on these little rocks!
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