Let the Games Begin
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Last published Tue, Jun 13, 2017
I never quite thought I would be the one learning the lesson, and she'd be teaching it. That's when I realized I spoke too soon. When the words slipped from my lips it was too late to take them back. Then I realized I didn't regret one word.
"Let the games begin."
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