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July 9, 2009

“They laboriously do nothing.” – Seneca

It is never easy to do nothing.

It takes great effort.

In the avoidance of work there is backbreaking toil.

It is easier just to decide to get up and do something.

Then in doing something, we shall gain much … if only rest from the labors of doing nothing.

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(Still at camp!)

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