We are bugs trapped in our own destiny. It's our duty to fight it even if there is little we can do.
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I'm just a chemical reaction in a planet that orbits one of the 200,000,000,000,000,000 visible universe's Stars.
I've already met the ultimate reason of my existence, I've passed my genes.
Luckily I still have many other irrelevant quests that I like to pursue
No roads lead to Rome
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6 comments:
Tu fotografía se asemeja a un ojo vivo,...
...muy vivo y guapo.
Siempre tengo que traducirte, pero esta vez no lo voy hacer,... :)
Un beso y buenas noches.
Al final te traduje...
B.
oooh... weird! hey, would you mind re-checking the speed of my new blog? i just downloaded a plug-in for it that should make it run faster. hopefully!
oops. here's the link - http://katiebarnes.com/blog/
Those bugs are called Zapateros (without cap letters) in my grandfathers village.
Casuality? May be, or may be not.
Hugs!
(future blogger)
Sapateros, yes.
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