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Beautiful and confident Sophie Lin, goody-goody aspiring writer Claudia Bradford, and boy-crazy scientist MJ Alexander are ready to tackle work, love, and life after college -- or so they think.
As their relationships go sour, their careers sputter, and a few too many ethical dilemmas arise, the girls turn to the one thing they can always count on: each other. But even that will be put to the test...
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I agree. And these days we’re inundated with everything all the time, so it’s particularly easy to worry that we’re missing out on something important.
I’ve thought about this quite a bit in the last ten or fifteen years — eliminating the things that I don’t care about or don’t like, no matter how essential they might seem to others.
So, for example, I don’t watch television, and I don’t do holiday presents. Not my thing. I write mysteries, but the mysteries I read are all old. I have very little idea what’s going on in music these days, but I pay a lot of attention to movies.
Works for me. :-)
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This is so me. Especially when it comes to all my hobbies. I have so many things I want to work on that I don’t take the time to master or finish any of them. My goal this year is to get really organized with my time, and — like Anthony said — cut out the things that don’t matter.
And your handwriting is always so cute. You really should have your own font.
Great thought and very true. Thanks for this golden nugget. :)
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Anthony-
I’m still working on taking my own advice. ;P
Steph-
Thanks! And good luck with your goal. I think you can do it.