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Old 01-27-2007, 09:30 AM   #10
Stormieweather
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Where I am going with this is that for as long as I can remember I have enjoyed being by myself more than being with others. I loved just sitting outside reading a book and and having maybe 3 or 4 close friends and thats it. Now, I have realized the importance of developing relationships with people, because you never know what you may be missing out on. The person sitting next to you may know something that can change your life, but you will never know until you initiate a relationship with them.
Absolutely Bullitt. Also never judge a book by it's cover because inside might be the most amazing story you've ever discovered.
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