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“~ To be alive is to be in motion—sometimes forward, sometimes still, but always moving. The passing of time is inevitable, but how we choose to fill that time defines us. I’ve come to appreciate the fleeting nature of time and the power of choice. We are constantly becoming — always in motion, always learning. May we live with intention and purpose in all things.”

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