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I pulled my old green lunch box down from the top of the refrigerator the other day because my blue one is broken. I toted my old green lunchbox swinging it on my wrist as a walked in the rain to the bus. I noticed his old green lunchbox that he clutched in his hand as he walked through the rain on the way to the bus. I thought something preposterous. Perhaps matching was not a coincidence but a sign. A sign from a god or fate that I don't believe in. That matching is to destiny as fetus is to baby. I hoped I hope That matching will lead to Love.
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May 15, 2014
May 15, 2014 at 4:38 PM UTC
Matching
I pulled my old green lunch box down from the top of the refrigerator the other day because my blue one is broken. I toted my old green lunchbox swinging it on my wrist as a walked in the rain to the bus. I noticed his old green lunchbox that he clutched in his hand as he walked through the rain on the way to the bus. I thought something preposterous. Perhaps matching was not a coincidence but a sign. A sign from a god or fate that I don't believe in. That matching is to destiny as fetus is to baby. I hoped I hope That matching will lead to Love.
meghan-oneill
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May 15, 2014
May 15, 2014 at 4:38 PM UTC
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