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Such an incredible motto to live by. This is great advice.
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Thank you trE.
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You’re very welcome.
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Life is short.
Dead is for a very long time
Enjoy your life.
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Thanks Ray!
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I enjoy your Sunday Sayings.
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Thank you Ivor. That gives me a bonus lift to my day!
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So true!!!!
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A perfect sentiment which is right up my street … thank you Pete – I’m about to show this to someone who could take that advice right to heart and keep it tucked there as a reminder when they are feeling a little less than 🙂
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I have a few spare hugs you can pass on too!
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Thank you … the young man in question needs plenty of them as well. Actually, thank you for being empathetic enough to read between the lines to understand that 🙂
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My philosophy throughout my life Peter and Iwager, yours!
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Indeed Sue. I also do not recognise regret as a valid part of my life!
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Ah Peter. Great advice. I try so hard to not carry those crushing grudges. I am getting better at apologies for things I am responsible for. And I am starting, though not great at, letting go of those pesky “I have no control’ s. 😉
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Seems to be working pretty well for you Colleen!
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It’s been a learning process Peter!
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Reblogged this on Weekly Prompts – Your second chance to be creative.
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Thank you Sue.
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Nice Peter. I do look forward to your ponderings!
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