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This is a …

road. A long hard road. It’s steep and full of bends. Most of the time I can’t see what’s around the corner.

And a lot of times it feels like this…

or this…

The seasons change and I’m still on this road.

Wish there was a sign to let me know how long this road will be.

Eight miles would be fine.

Will I make it up this hill? What will I find on the other side?

Then I stop…

and realize I always end up back on the same street.

And then I realize that road always leads me to the same place…

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Monica Says:
December 8th, 2009 at 6:42 pm
Beautiful post

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