In the blink of an eye they are no longer children. Oh to capture and hold on to those ephemeral moments of childish joy and fearlessness of the world.
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Reblogged this on Salesforce.com, Project Management and something called Life… and commented:
same feelings here… Hope to make the upcoming similar ephemeral moments eternal ones 🙂
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My sentiments exactly.
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