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Our Choices

Submitted by mcchen on Tue, 11/04/2008 - 1:34pm.

Ideally, we would like to think that what we choose does make a difference.  I think that we all want to be in control so when we take the time to make a decision, hopefully it affected our lives in a positive matter.  But sometimes it does not matter what we choose since we cannot control the choices of others.  And if someone else's choice affects us then the choice we made would seem like it "didn't matter".   In other cases, there are somethings that just cannot be controlled, such as the weather or the choices of others, so we just have to accept the outcome as it is.

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