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Daily Archives: June 21, 2006
Doing Nothing
Got up before seven, fed the dog and combed my hair, put a pot of coffee on to brew; spent no time deliberating what clothes I would wear: some jeans and an old t-shirt ought to do. Stood out on … Continue reading
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Tagged achievement, expectations, illusions, peer pressure, self-determinism, self-respect, success
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