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4 comments:
oh really...are we ever really here???
oooooh - deep thought for this hour of the morning :-) having said that, leaving your footprint in the sand is hardly a permanent thing so you just might be on to something :-)
it is unique, it is you, and will never be again...
I have decided that I might just 'footprint' as I travel through life ....
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