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Old 06-10-2009, 08:26 PM #3
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The meaning of "feeling good" has changed for me, over the years. I felt good when I was 20, WaaHoo!!!!

I feel good now, too, though, only in a different way. It's good to be alive, it's good to not be in pain, I feel Good when it's not humid, when it's cool and when I can still stand up on my own two feet...one more time.

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