Winter is the time of year when trees are naked and I'm wearing seven layers. We have very different strategies.

Winter is the time of year when trees are naked and I'm wearing seven layers. We have very different strategies.

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How much has to be explored and discarded before reaching the naked flesh of feeling. Claude Debussy The strongest trees grow in the roughest winds — so will you.
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