That you don't learn in school...
Hmmmm. Today's topic of the blog a day challenge is a good one and I actually think I can sum it up quite easily...
Living life has taught me, on more times that I care to recall, that the more I think I know...the less I actually do. about anything. and pretty much everything. but especially about intentions.
The older I get, the more I realize that intention should always be used when deciding what will really rile me up. Words can oft be misconstrued And I wish my younger self knew that. I may have salvaged a few more friendships in my earlier phases of life.
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Oh girl, I don't know a single thing.
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