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But one day I decided to try.
It was a really cool job,and I would been doing it for a number of years, but one day I decided I just couldn't do it anymore,” he says.
One day I decided to give up.
But then, one day, I decided….
One day I decided to ask him.
Hurt and alone one day I decided to give up.
One day I decided to follow them.
Up until one day I decided to change all that.
One day I decided to visit her.
It was probably about 15 years ago or so, one day I decided to go to the optometrist in Montgomery Ward, of all places, on a noon time and I decided I would just go down there and get a quick eye check.
One day I decided to follow him.
So one day, I decided to stop.
One day I decided to leave my country.
Then one day I decided to love myself.
One day I decided to turn it into something bigger.
Then one day I decided to get serious about it.
One day I decided to stop playing such games, and also told my mother.
But then one day I decided to test the theory of giving.
One day, I decided to host a mock 2008 presidential election in my classroom.
So one day, I decided to take this fear head on.
So one day I decided that I would fix it.
One day I decided to lose weight by the summer and could not stop… 3 monthsDiet.
Except one day I decided not to show up, because I was being stupid and silly with my friends.
One day I decided to change my life completely and do an experiment for a month-I started waking up at 5:30 AM every morning.
One day I decided that if I went on like this I would never be successful, either in my business or in my spiritual practice.”.
One day I decided to find a way to combine what I already knew as a girl with the knowledge I now have as a psychologist.
One day I decided that I had to get out of there, so I applied to college to study higher courses and get a better job.”.
One day I decided, not without serious misgivings, to publish a paper that was essentially an updating of some paragraphs from a book by Edmund Husserl, with a few examples added.