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Almost

Almost could go either way. A potential—for the negative or positive. The glass is almost full. It’s almost empty. Almost is about just barely, a narrow margin, coming close. A seed that germinates and turns to fruit or flower, or doesn’t. It’s about fate.  If you think about the two words all and most, your […]

August 25, 2020 | By Caroline Dubois | Reply More

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