The Foolish Lion and The Clever Rabbit - Taming our Emotions

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The Almosts

You passed the exit again. The road toward the city you almost moved to, the job you almost took, the person you almost stayed with.It is strange how clearly you can picture that other life, and how much better lit it always seems. So why do the lives we never lived feel so perfe ...  Show more

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