Once the day picks up
steam, it’s hard to know where you’ll
end up, who you’ll meet.

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It is almost too
bright atop the city, too
much sky, too much awe.

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“Hey, buddy, my bad.”
“I couldn’t help myself.” “You’ve
made the same mistake.”

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Technology will
fail, but we can overcome
with words and patience.

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Wherever a thirst
for knowledge, a font appears
to quench with wisdom.

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The deadline looms, yet
the work pile remains. Maybe
motivation soon.

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It is the hour
when children devour, lawns
are cut, and we walk.

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1. a flaw in weather technology
   Who ever heard of
   meteorological
   seasonal rodent?
2. 140 characters at a time
   I joined Twitter at
   long last, but now I won’t have
   time to surf Friendster.
3. a little too frosty
   When you can see your
   breath with your eyes closed, it’s way
   too cold to exhale.

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“How are you?” is a
good opener. “Why are you?”
silences many.

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When you make coffee
weak, at least drinkers will pass
out before striking.

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The booth is damp, but
pants are dry. Do I really
want to know how, why?

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She chops, he mixes,
she measures, he hunts for spoon.
Cooking symphony.

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Even the smallest
of missives can contain some
enlightening facts.

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To be awesome, you
can’t announce your awesomeness.
(Unless you’re awesome!)

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Even during the
stretches of rain, a peek of
sunlight seems so bright.

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