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January 26, 2021 by Rae

A Walk Down Memory Lane

(Post 84 of 233. Thanks again to those who participated in the Fundrazr!)

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D'Argo: When I was a boy, I dreamed of two very different lives.

Zhaan: Only two? I wanted hundreds.

D'Argo: Two were enough. I would be a magnificent warrior. Merciless in battle - fearless. The kind they write shintok sonnets about.

Zhaan: That is a healthy dream.

D'Argo: I also wanted a simple life. Family. Children. A frotash garden that I planted with my own hands. I thought I'd found that.

Zhaan: Those kinds of dreams cannot be found brave Luxan. You have to build them. And I promise you, your hands are still strong and there is plenty of time.

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