Further inspiration. Trying to find the right...

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January 12, 2012

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Further inspiration.
Trying to find the right prose to use for RSA is proving harder than anticipated. Originality has been fruitless thus far.
So indecisive and hate the thought of permanently making the wrong decision.
However, sort of infatuated by some of Dr Seuss’ work as of late. Think there will always be that curious childishness in all of us and within his writing, cleverly disguised in playful fantasy is some pretty relevant advice. Something everyone may relate to.

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