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Failing On Purpose
This is not the blog post I wanted to share today but it's the one I needed to read. Maybe you need to read it, too.
Losing a loved one feels impossible because the world stops spinning, only for you. Life continues around you even though nothing will ever be the same again.
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This is not the blog post I wanted to share today but it's the one I needed to read. Maybe you need to read it, too.
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Jeff left this morning and it was harder than I imagined it would be. Before making the decision to stay in New York for the remainder of year, Jeff and I discussed the pros and cons at length. The biggest con, of course, was the time we'd spend apart — something
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