Thought for TODAY: 1st October 2012
When you pray hard , dreams do come true... but more often than not you have to pay a heavy price for it!
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Not more often, you always have to do something to see it coming true.:) "Anything doesn't come with nothing except universe"
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Sometimes you have already paid the price and sometimes you pay it once the dream is realised, hence the phrase more often than not.
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