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Eleven Sentences on Life, Change, and Skin

If it were possible to transplant my brain to live another hundred years, my answer would still be no.
I believe our lifespan, whether short or long, is part of a natural design that science should not override.
Living longer does not automatically mean living better.
Some endings are meant to arrive so meaning can exist at all.
One thing I never thought I would use so much was a tablet.
When the first oversized mobile phones appeared, big as milk cartons, I honestly thought the whole idea was ridiculous.
Now the iPad feels almost like an extension of my hands and thoughts.
It turns out usefulness often arrives disguised as progress we resist.
As for tattoos, I love them, with one small boundary.
I admire ink as art and story, as long as it doesn’t take over the face.
I have two tattoos myself, one on my shoulder and one on my foot, each marking a chapter I chose to keep.

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💫Maggie

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