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Unlimited connections to endless possibilities is where it's at. The thought of what tomorrow may bring only leads to a void of disappointment knowing that you cannot go beyond the pinnacle of the present love, joy and happiness that we already have but often fail to acknowledge, understand or comprehend.

Tim Harlovich

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