All the friends in the world are in the fountain of a pen.

Michelle Franklin
All the friends in the world are in the fountain...
All the friends in the world are in the fountain...
All the friends in the world are in the fountain...
All the friends in the world are in the fountain...
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All the friends in the world are in the fountain of a pen. It is easy to become overwhelmed by the people in your life, whether you want them there or not. When this happens, it’s time to put things in perspective. We have so few of our own thoughts and feelings that we have to share with others, so it’s important for us to keep some space for ourselves.

When we withdraw our energy from everyone else, we give some back to ourselves. When we give some energy away, some of it returns to us.

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