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Old 02-22-2016, 09:33 PM #10
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Dear dreamer,

Needing to work, wanting to work, and being "capable" of work are not all synonymous.

You may as you stated but sometimes life does not go along with our PLANS nor our needs.
Truer words.......I never saw this curveball coming at me....I wish you the best of luck also dreamer!
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