CHAPTER 23
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quot;Plan? plan?quot;
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Id love a symp;
quot;Maybe if I ayed serious about piano, or if I ;
quot;s stopping you from going back to college?quot;
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quot;Youre only as old as you feel.quot;
At t, I felt 125 years old. Stled back into and c of t anot. On t afternoon, scation to classical, and as tra played Ma my sening.
tess and I out to t on t for a long time, stle of peaco o say. ars, ts, to t, tting t ant dreams, not of t, but of life before ted destiny or desire tened truggled to create. to be fully o give in to my true nature, t impulse.
quot;Do you t; I asked, quot;to to