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Lessons to Lear
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Ongoing, First published Sep 13, 2014
Think of something you 'really want to do or have'. Then think of all the 'things you don't want and don't have'. Than think of the 'things you have'.

Then make them into three lists, look it over to see which ones longer and shorter then the others. For a lot of people the 'things you really want to do or have' are a lot longer then the things you have or  shorter then the 'things you don't want and don't have'. 

Usually the things you 'really want to do or have' is longer then the list of things you have or less then.

For me the list for all of them are the same. They equal to nothing, I have been blocking out so many things that are pain that I don't care for possessions like most people.

But oh well I don't care so it don't matter, so here is my pathetic excuse for a story. Or well better know my life.
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