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Old school things 

Old school things 

As we enter 2020, we try to remember the good, wholesome things that we used to do as kids, which are now a distant memory, because most of us are glued to technology and lost in a distraction-filled world.

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"Dreaming big means planning big." - Patrick Llewellyn

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