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It's been kind of emotional these past few weeks (or months).  Mostly because of friends..valued friends..relationships, feelings, sensitivities (or lack thereof), and the realization that the most stable kind can still be shaken sometimes, somehow.  Things are okay now, everyone is almost back to how they used to be in my life, but wow!  

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