Who Gets the Best of You?
I was giving work my all: all my energy, my devotion, my humor, and my limited amounts of extroversion, with nothing leftover for the ones who loved me the most.
I was giving work my all: all my energy, my devotion, my humor, and my limited amounts of extroversion, with nothing leftover for the ones who loved me the most.
This is my first blog post in over four years. The break in writing was due the demands of work, school, and family, as well…
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