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My commitment to write a daily blog since January 7th, 2018

neil: “i will” Feb 13, 18:11
Bill: “Interesting. We had a talk in Idelwild last week on this subject as you know. My “fillers” included a story…” Dec 2, 19:18
Don Trail: “One of your best posts This resonates with me. I have learned some of my biggest lessons thru the trials…” Nov 24, 12:10
Guy Reams: “Something that took me a long time to learn.” Nov 9, 17:05
Steven larky: “Love this: So my question has changed. Instead of asking how can we go faster, I ask where is our…” Nov 5, 15:11

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