It's crazy to think that it's been a year since the Palisades Fire devastated that neighborhood. I mean, can you even imagine living through something like that? 
The thought of people being left to burn, literally and figuratively, is just heartbreaking. And the fact that the government didn't step up faster to help is just infuriating 
.But what really gets me is how some people are still trying to rebuild their lives despite all this trauma. It's like, you can only take so much before you snap, you know?
I think it's amazing that they're coming together as a community and refusing to give up. It gives me hope for the future, I guess.Still, it's time for some serious accountability here.
The fact that we're still waiting for answers is just unacceptable. Our government needs to step up its game and start taking responsibility for things like this. We need leaders who can prioritize our safety and well-being above all else. It's not too much to ask, right? 
. it's not just about rebuildin homes, but also holdin people accountable 4 their actions (or lack thereof) 
. we need 2 see more than just empty promises from city hall 
. the ppl of pacific palisades r showing us that resilience & community spirit can overcome even the darkest times 
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[Resilience Meme](https://v.gm/p/rkG1Hf4x)