There’s always a way to work out your problems if you’re only take a look at them and then do what needs to… — John Varley
There’s always a way to work out your problems if you’re only take a look at them and then do what needs to be done.
For instance, when I found that three mornings in a row I had shut off my new alarm and gone back to sleep, I put the switch in the kitchen and tied it in to the coffee-maker. When you’re up and have the coffee perking, it’s too late to go back to sleep.
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