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	<title>Comments on: Anti-aging exercise</title>
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		<title>By: Deanna Seay</title>
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		<dc:creator>Deanna Seay</dc:creator>
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		<description>It was very nice meeting you today! 

I can relate to you in this entry. It seems like so much of my time is wasted, but after the fact I feel a sense of accomplishment, or forfillment when I think about how the time was spent looking back on the matter. I mean, I&#039;d never regret some of the most amazing times I&#039;ve had doing absolutely nothing at all. 

There&#039;s been times that I&#039;ve thought to myself... &quot;I hope I never forget this.&quot;  A few times in particular but the one that comes to mind. I was in cleaning the bathroom and I turn to make eye contact with my daughter who was bent over trying to see what I was doing. I smiled at her and she started laughing, dipples and bouncy curls. I thought to myself... &quot;I hope I remember her face just like this forever.&quot;  Maybe that don&#039;t make any sense at all. My point is, at times I feel like I should be doing things more productive, but when I look back hours, days, years later I realize I was doing what was most important. 


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<p>I can relate to you in this entry. It seems like so much of my time is wasted, but after the fact I feel a sense of accomplishment, or forfillment when I think about how the time was spent looking back on the matter. I mean, I&#8217;d never regret some of the most amazing times I&#8217;ve had doing absolutely nothing at all. </p>
<p>There&#8217;s been times that I&#8217;ve thought to myself&#8230; &#8220;I hope I never forget this.&#8221;  A few times in particular but the one that comes to mind. I was in cleaning the bathroom and I turn to make eye contact with my daughter who was bent over trying to see what I was doing. I smiled at her and she started laughing, dipples and bouncy curls. I thought to myself&#8230; &#8220;I hope I remember her face just like this forever.&#8221;  Maybe that don&#8217;t make any sense at all. My point is, at times I feel like I should be doing things more productive, but when I look back hours, days, years later I realize I was doing what was most important.</p>
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