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It is interesting how we mark the stages of our lives by the stages of others lives. I don't think I like getting older.
Passages. The best is yet to come.
Yeah, I know the feeling. But then I work in a high school in an inner city, so I know more pregnant women/girls than people in the obits. But it is close.
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