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The challenge of change
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Everyday I hear someone telling me practice makes perfect, perfect what?

When the day breaks into forms of routine. I move forward to change. It is change that allows growth and development. It is true that through repeating motion we often improve in time use spend and even in beter performance of the task. In life however
getting better at something only means that I have taken another day from seeing the excitment of the new thing. I live to learn, to touch and feel all things. It is true that I must have a base to move forward, I just do not want it to be one that is stale. Love smiles on the poet, for adventure is at his heart. The educator lives to the routine repeat the therom, satisfy the form, make the verse sing the song of old. I change as I seek growth. Move forward with me, I like to have friends about me as I suceed in each new endevor, what fun is glory if you have no one to share it with. Find the good in all of today, seek the hope of yesterday, and chase every rainbow in the sky....


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Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on December 12, 2003
Very well penned Walter!!

Love Tinka

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