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10-21-2015, 04:09 PM
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each has had ample opportunity
to express their interpretation of events and their feelings about how they saw things play out to the degree they have felt necessary. Questions have been asked and answered more than once. Nothing has changed in that regard as it relates to their positions. I'm hoping that as two mostly rational people they agree by moratorium to move on. Sometimes when the outcome is right - the serpentine road and weary travelers should be left behind.
Often life gives you the test and then the lesson. We all have lessons to learn. |
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