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Monologue From A Midsummer Night's Dream
Jeremy,

I really hope you've had a good view of me since I last saw you. I don't know what else I can get off my chest (I am keeping the hair) or habit I can drop, I bought 2 family size Kleenex. The only thing I am missing is you. I know you are close Kruger, I can feel it... I am running on all 12 cylinders. I crashed hybrid into a wall.

With all the providers I've worked under, the compassion you showed to patients will never leave my head. I am sure if I was a stable married man, the sky would be the limit for us (36 hour weeks!). You realize we've outdone Romeo and Juliet? .. amateurs and a tragic ending.

I think it would be safe to share 1 debit card though after our first date and we are roommates, I really hope you snore so I can watch you sleep. God you make me barf love.
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Again, I know you are close Kruger...

My unicorn has landed. I'm basically a blank slate and am waiting to see where your unicorn wants to go, you can hop on mine or ill hop on yours, they are the same breed. You know I like structure but I can structure anything, (yoga and running, work, balance, boundaries, ect...3 square meals a day for 3 people). I've become a health freak, which has nothing but advantages. I never liked sweets much, however you already know you are my CAKE.

However, sometimes structured chaos is whats needed, to fix something/someone. Eventually they will get so lost and decide to turn the tide (hopefully). Simple math, remove it from the equation. If you bring junk food in your house, you will eat it and get rid of any reminders. The body can cope, the mind is key and more powerful. You know where my heart is. We are going to need a bigger


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