Michael Foster @michael@newsmast.social
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Futility or hope: pink flowers, crowbars and compost.

On New Year’s Eve @tchambersTim Chambers shared a link to John Green’s review of Auld Lang Syne, resurfacing Amy Krouse Rosenthal’s question: how do we perceive a bright pink flower growing in an alley?

Looking back through the lens of 2025, a rough year in so many ways, the flower can look like futility. A tiny plant crushed by dark forces. Looking forward to 2026, it’s a symbol of hope.

Here’s why I’m excited about 2026.

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Futility or hope: pink flowers, crowbars & compost

On New Year’s Eve Tim Chambers shared a link to John Green’s review of Auld Lang Syne, resurfacing Amy Krouse Rosenthal’s question: how do we perceive a bright pink flower growing in an alley? Looking back through the lens of 2025, a rough year in so many

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