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Old 02-22-2012, 05:23 PM #1
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Default I Have a couple of Questions for You.

Have you ever made a decision about something, knowing it was the wrong decision, but it was what you were comfortable with?

AND do you think things always work out some how even though the decision you made was not the right one? It may not be the easiest road traveled, or it may not have been the least stressful solution, but it works out?

Just curious what you think
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