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Old 08-19-2015, 11:41 AM #11
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Easier said than done sometimes.
Ain't that the truth beatle! When I'm up to it I try to "Act As IF." Then you become as if, if that makes sense. I think they call it fake it to you make it. I had such a bad night last night that I don't have it in me to even act. I totally get it.
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I don't have it in me to act either, not a lot these days. Unfortunately, it might translate as laziness to some...but I only wish that were the case.
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