“One should approach all activities and situations with the same sincerity, the same intensity, and the same awareness that one has with bow and arrow in hand.”
KENNETH KUSHNER, ONE ARROW, ONE LIFE
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An affirmation and little reminder to the phrase: "journey rather than destination"
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