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Some days I feel my age. Other days I'm in denial. Go to Quote / Comment | by Polly Strouse
The value of a great friend is measured by the positive changes evident in your own life as a result of their influence. Go to Quote / Comment | by Polly Strouse
It happens in the strangest places... the hallway, the parking lot, the break room at work: memorable conversations, heartfelt exchanges and honest revelations. Unplanned, unrehearsed, yet unforgettable. Go to Quote / Comment | by Polly Strouse
A worse trilogy than egg shells, tip toes and thin ice is deaf ears, blind eyes and closed minds. Go to Quote / Comment | by Polly Strouse