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There is so much truth in this. We know we aren't going to get out of this alive, so why not have some fun?

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I literally laughed out loud, Tyler! Thank you for sharing your silly side! 😊

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You Nailed IT! Your written piece is so well said. I loved the Snapchats too. I've re-learned play as my rescue dog didn't know how, so I had to teach him to play. It's been a year, man. My best friend just moaned to me that she's addicted to SnapChat. Don't know if I dare. LOL

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Perfect! Those little clips made me chuckle out loud, thank you! I'm silly every damn day... Charles E. Schaefer wrote, "We are never more fully alive, more completely ourselves, or more deeply engrossed in anything, than when we are at play." I believe that only in play, in those moments of silliness, do we truly drop all self-consciousness and allow our spirit to create through us - to fully embody the potential that lives within. Now if I can only get my 13-year-old on board 😉...these days there's lots of eye-rolling at my antics and my son's newest thing is to tell me he not only dislikes my silliness, but he now dislikes the word silly because of my coaxing. 🤷🏻‍♀️

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