Whispering Wednesday

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Today's Whispering Wednesday Word  is Change. As they say change is the only thing constant in this world. But I always wondered why we change, till I found this:

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  1. rudraprayaga19 December 2012 at 23:22

    Change is a law of nature,otherwise constant view of the same thing will leave you inert.

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  2. Anonymous20 December 2012 at 15:31

    Change~ I love this word most. Kind of my favourite word. :)
    But I am not completely agree with this quote. I guess I need to think over it. :)

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