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Live Well, Laugh Often, Love Much
Death is… predictable, simple, unknown, even intriguing. But life, life is colorful, invigorating, electrifying. Complicated. We all want to know what comes after life but who lives as if they had weeks to breathe? Sure, the concept has been played out in countless books, movies, and plays but who truly lives it? Does anyone really dance like no one is watching, live life to the fullest, live well, laugh often, love much, etcetera, etcetera. My opinion? Yes.
I believe that somewhere there is a head over heels boys pouring out his soul to a girl who may end up his wife or may laugh at him, I believe that there is some little girl with pigtails holding the door open for people at Wal-mart. If we don’t live for others, whether that be love or purely doing simple acts of kindness like returning a lost wallet, what is our life to ourselves? And so I leave you with this: if there is no light, what is darkness?
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