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time and memory are fragile companions

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February 06, 2009

Gavinswar

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January 12, 2009

cooljim102055

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August 08, 2008

JeanJefferies

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JeanJefferies reviewed Version 1 - Read 100% of the Item

this, to me, is good, but close to really good. I think a better linking word than fragile could be used, but this is just my thoughts. good luck

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August 02, 2008

Corruptedstatic

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Corruptedstatic reviewed Version 1 - Read 100% of the Item

I can agree to this thought. I agree in the sense that without either the other wouldn’t exist or wouldn’t have a need to exist. So yes; in a way they are fragile companions. Good observation. This piece shows that the writer is a foward thinker and digs deep into the unknown. Enjoyed the read. With respect. -Corruptedstatic.