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"It's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission" was a snappy bit of wisdom I learned in business school.

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My daughter gurgled and giggled when she saw me, her chin covered with drool.

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"We are here today to lay Nathan to rest in the earth, that he may find peace on the other side".

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They were our most perfect, beautiful form; Homo Summum, the ultimate human.

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"One hundred and thirty years old and if I may say, you look remarkable - what's your secret?"

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The world doesn't seem quite so big, thanks to the Internet.

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After laying the final brick with care, I took a step back to admire my handiwork.

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I was born with an unusual wound on my arm that has never healed, only widened over time.

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It's true what they say about your life flashing before your eyes when you die.

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The silent air of my brother's funeral was interrupted by a hand on my shoulder; a firm grip I instantly knew meant my father was behind me.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
"It's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission" was a snappy bit of wisdom I learned in business school.	16
My daughter gurgled and giggled when she saw me, her chin covered with drool.	15
"We are here today to lay Nathan to rest in the earth, that he may find peace on the other side".	15
They were our most perfect, beautiful form; Homo Summum, the ultimate human.	15
"One hundred and thirty years old and if I may say, you look remarkable - what's your secret?"	14
The world doesn't seem quite so big, thanks to the Internet.	14
After laying the final brick with care, I took a step back to admire my handiwork.	14
I was born with an unusual wound on my arm that has never healed, only widened over time.	13
It's true what they say about your life flashing before your eyes when you die.	13
The silent air of my brother's funeral was interrupted by a hand on my shoulder; a firm grip I instantly knew meant my father was behind me.	13