#Every sunset is an opportunity to reset.

[helenmay16]

[spring-sage]

Every sunset is an opportunity to reset. —Richie Norton

[likealotus]

Every Sunset Is An Opportunity To Reset.

[key-cat]

Every sunset is an opportunity to reset.

すべての夕日はリセットするための好機だ。

Richie Norton リッチー・ノートン　

[gracetravelgram]

Every sunset is an opportunity to reset, reflecting on the day's journey while embracing the beauty of new horizons ahead.

[hillbilly---man]

📷 👻 ☠️

📸 Post a selfie (edit: I was not paying attention and this was actually the 12the photo in my gallery one lmfao..

You're getting both I guess)

Ok

📷 Post the 12th photo from your phone’s gallery

👻 Do you believe in ghosts

Ehhh, maybe? Depends on how you'd classify a ghost I guess! Like I don't think there's like corporeal spirits floating around haunting us or anything, but I kinda feel like bits of the energies/souls/consciousnesses/whatever of living things kinda dissipate into the world when they die. I don't really have a concrete belief about this, but it's comforting to think about loved ones I miss as being part of creating beautiful sunsets or as being pieces in the big machine that creates happy coincidences. That sounds so freaking crunchy and woo but I swear I'm not thinking about this all the time 🤣

☠ Something that angers you

Ok I'm gonna rant about this work bullshit if that's ok!!

I'm doing a category reset on the Kool aid section, which is basically an opportunity to look at the sales numbers and make sure we have the best items on the shelf. As part of that I make this big document to send to the category manager (the guy in charge of deciding what products are actually in the section) with all the sales data for every product currently on the planograms. The category manager is supposed to go over that sales data and decide what to remove and what to add to the new planogram. Here's a simple illustration:

I sent him (essentially) the document in blue and he just checked everything that was already checked (the orange) and returned it to me. So now I'm leaving in an item that sold TWENTY SEVEN DOLLARS company-wide in 2024 but leaving out an item that sold $20,000

This man did not read my fucking spreadsheet. Why do I even bother lol

[control-the-desires]

"Every sunset is an opportunity to reset."

~Unknown

[blackwwolf]

Every sunset is an opportunity to reset.

[ratleyland]

Every sunset is an opportunity to reset!

[desireevalerosopio]

Every sunset is an opportunity to reset.🤍

[aninditanath]

Every sunset is an opportunity to reset…

[justsorandomlywicked]

"Every sunset is an opportunity to reset" ~Richie Norton

[kaibutsushidousha]

Memory in Children: Mechanical Choices (Sagrada Reset 3) - Chapter 3: The end of a summer (2 years later/August 30th, Wednesday)

[INDEX]

The 16-year-old Asai Kei and Haruki Misora sat on the tetrapods under the quiet light of sunset. The silence continued until the twilight sank.

When the last bit of light disappeared under the distant buildings on the other side of the coast, Murase Youka appeared. And when the azure of night started to recolor the pink clouds of sunset, Sakagami Yousuke appeared.

The users of every ability necessary to take Souma Sumire out of her photo have gathered together.

Sakagami had left Sakurada two years ago at the end of the school year. But he always returned to the city around this time of the year, for the mourning rites on Souma's death anniversary. Kei already knew that.

That was their only window of opportunity. He already explained the purpose and usage of each ability in the previous day.

(We'll bring Souma Sumire back to life.)

Murase felt resistant to the idea of reviving the dead. But she ultimately agreed. She remembered her brother, who also died in an accident. Sakagami, on the other hand, actively wanted to bring Souma back from the dead. And it didn't start now. He had been like this since the day after Souma died two years ago. What he felt for Souma was close to religious worship.

Haruki Saved on August 28th, a date before Kei explained the operation. All preparations were already in order.

The 28th—two days before. That was the day Sakagami came to Sakurada. And before he learned about the plan to take Sumire Souma out of the photo.

Kei's choice of day to Save was very deliberate. It was timed so Sakagami wouldn't remember anything after the project's resolution. Kei didn't know if that choice was right or wrong. He believed there was no correct option on this one.

At this point, he couldn't find the words to say. He shared impersonal greetings with Murase and Sakagami and pulled the photograph out of his pocket.

It was a picture Sasano Hiroyuki took of those tetrapods 2 years ago. The image of Souma from 2 years ago was contained within the frame.

Kei, Haruki, Murase, Sakagami—each of the four grabbed a corner of the photo. With a tug, the picture is ripped apart, making a crispy noise.

Immediately after it, their sight is taken over by a powerful white light. A light like the flash of a camera. Sakagami screamed.

Kei closed his eyes for an instant and opened them back.

The temperature was not that different.

Same silence too.

But the sun that he saw sink behind the buildings was still in the sky. The scenery seemed like time was rewound less than 10 minutes. But the world recreated here was from 2 years ago.

As proof, Souma Sumire was there atop the tetrapods behind him.

The 14-year-old Souma was still the same mature-looking girl with mysterious hints of childishness. She was extending her hand in his direction. With the MacGuffin on top of it.

At the moment, the thought of saying something to her didn't cross his mind.

She was also looking at him without saying a thing. She had a beautiful smile under the sunset.

The girl who died two years ago. She looked daring, solitary, and capricious like a stray cat. But this girl planned everything down to every tiny detail and executed her design flawlessly. Now he could see a glimpse of the emotions hidden behind that smile.

The android girl.

The girl chained by the future. Her every action followed the codes of a program. The girl who died unable to break the chain of the future—the girl who arranged her own death.

Sakagami watched her with stunned awe.

Then he crawled up the tetrapods. Murase followed behind him. Kei sighed. He noticed he wasn't breathing. He chalked it up to nervousness.

Haruki Misora turned her back on Souma. It seemed like her usual behavior at first glance but there was a mix of hidden emotions in the gesture. Kei was the only one who saw it.

"Will you not go?", she quietly asked.

With a smile, Kei shook his head.

"I feel like my moment to talk to her is not now."

(Will we be a trio again? Will we be able to have a space like the one we had on the rooftop? That's probably asking for too much. There's no turning back. Our only chance to remain ignorant is two years in the past.)

Sakagami was shouting upon getting up close to Souma. Behind him, Murase looked displeased. Eventually, Sakagami touched Souma's and Murase's shoulders. Murase with his right hand and Souma with his left.

Murase looked at Kei, nodded, and spoke loud enough for him to hear it from over there.

"Body, reset."

With that, Murase was immune to the effects of the Reset. And so was Souma, via Sakagami's copy of Souma's ability. They could fully cancel the Reset's influence.

"Haruki, Reset.", Kei whispered.

[dalechevy32004]

Every sunset is an opportunity to reset. Every sunrise begins with new eyes. Every day is a fresh start!🤗🤗🤗

[madamlaydebug]

Every sunset is an opportunity to reset so that every sunrise begins with new eyes✨

How are you planning to reset for the week ahead?

[thatduudemic]

"Every sunset is an opportunity to reset."