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A Thought Question for Groundhog Day: What if you had it to do all over again?
Posted in "What should I do with my life?", decision-making, tagged choices, decision-making, fork in the road, Groundhog Day on February 2, 2010| 1 Comment »
And again and again and again and again…. Undoubtedly, you’ve asked yourself this very question more than once in your life, wished for a replay, a do-over, a little taste of what Bill Murray was forced to endure in the 1993 flick Groundhog Day–giving an entirely new meaning to the term while he was at […]
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