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Scuba Diving MAG
By SaraLynn GOLD
Peoria, Arizona

Breathe in Swimming silently Clear blue water caressing Peaceful serenity, undisturbed Current's flow the only sound. Surrounded by species of every color Vision pristine; s...
SaraLynn GOLD, Peoria, Arizona
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A Weekend to Remember
By Anonymous
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Is our Generation putting themselves at risk for brain tumors and cancer?
By taters95 BRONZE
Reno, Nevada
taters95 BRONZE, Reno, Nevada
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&quot;Life isn&#039;t fair. Its just fairer than death. that&#039;s all&quot;<br /> - William Goldman<br /> <br /> &quot;Never be afraid to trust an unknown future to an all-knowing God&quot;<br /> - Corrie ten Boom<br /> <br /> &quot;Leaders are Readers, and Readers are Leaders&quot;

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Stalin
By magicalseth BRONZE
Daytona Beach, Florida
magicalseth BRONZE, Daytona Beach, Florida
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My First Love
By Love-is-painful BRONZE
Phoenix, Arizona
Love-is-painful BRONZE, Phoenix, Arizona
4 articles 0 photos 13 comments

Favorite Quote:
Live what you do, do what you love, Broken hearts hurt worse than broken bones

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Sharing the Magic
By Marisa Ikert BRONZE
Portland, Oregon
Marisa Ikert BRONZE, Portland, Oregon
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A Cry for Help Gone Unheard
By success1 BRONZE
Sugar Land, Texas
success1 BRONZE, Sugar Land, Texas
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I have Diabetes
By CatalinaBonati SILVER
La Serena, Other
CatalinaBonati SILVER, La Serena, Other
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The Good Old Days
By Jarganno BRONZE
Highland, Utah
Jarganno BRONZE, Highland, Utah
1 article 0 photos 0 comments

Favorite Quote:
A clear conscience is usually the sign of a bad memory

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Gained Hope
By Anonymous