No one knows your pain
but you. And still, you soldier
on because you must.

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It’s a different kind
of fun when the light goes on
and teaching connects.

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In tough times, a band
of football crazies pins their
hopes on Bama’s boys.

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Solar-powered sleigh
comes with DVD player,
espresso machine.

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Piling on the years
slowly drains the wonder from
a once bright outlook.

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Hard to flirt with the
virtual checkout girl when
cart’s filled with doilies.

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A squirrel has the
run of the attic, keeping
humans up at night.

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The race starts anew.
Someone will someday lead this
town, but not this year.

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Flying cars, yoga
weddings, telepathic phones,
wars without borders.

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Santa has turned on
spyware and night vision to
decide naughty, nice.

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The house needs warmth. It’s
a pancake kind of morning.
Heat up the syrup.

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Round up the fans to
watch the game, drink beer, yell at
the refs, root root root.

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Eventually,
the cold gave way to flurries
descending darkly.

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The stapler does not
suffer from boredom. It moves
often cube to cube.

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Seriously, what
did you expect from such a
diet of cookies?

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