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Old 09-09-2016, 11:41 PM #6
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AA,

I'll ask you a question I challenge myself with....why is it a bad day if it is less than our concept of ideal?

Instead of being down that you had a headache be up that it didn't last all day.

I'm no expert at such things but I have found it helps.

Bud
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