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Life in a Nutshell


Ever wonder what this life is all about? Some would have you believe that they know exactly what this life is all about. It's not an easy thing to grasp. Life comes at you in many different ways and angles. Before long you are engulfed in an argument with yourself. So, what do you do when that happens?

Well, you get out of the situation. There's no need for you to be arguing with yourself. Makes you crazy at times, doesn't it? I know it does me and I do argue with myself a lot on a standard basis. That is of course a story for another time. (Oh, but it's a good one!)

So, you just have got to try your best to get out of whatever mess you've gotten yourself in.

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