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Old 02-08-2017, 10:09 PM #1
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Gotta agree with Mark, I have certainly found the same to be true in my life...I can't believe how many things aren't all that important in life that I placed such high priorities on.

I'm not saying to give up excellence in what you undertake but not all things are important.

I seem to enjoy life around me more now, sounds, sunsets, stuff I was to busy to take 30 seconds to notice prior to my accident forcing me to slow down.

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