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A chef would be nice.
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Ram Dass
Spiritual teacher and author
This is why I could speak the way I did yesterday. In California, the stroke is incredible grace because it gives me a prescription to buy pot. ... Pot takes away the pain and frees me from spasticity. ... The marijuana gives me soul perspective. It makes the stroke livable.
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Having more time to spend with Vic and the kids.
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Leading with joy.
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Appearing on a Paris catwalk in a beard.
French kissing on Tower Bridge under a full moon in the wee small hours.
When I broke my toe.
Like I've been kidnapped of my senses.
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