That I was partially responsible for bringing some extraordinary human beings into the world, and they responded to me as a loving father.
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You answer as yourself. Nobody on FLAPSS answers as anybody else.
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Remembering to do things in order, because I have to transcend my nature, which is haphazard.
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I have a mild fear of not being appreciative enough for the luck that has come my way. That’s about it.
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I’ve learned to give myself a break. Everyone should.
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Not much. Given that I’m up and active most mornings around 5am, I’ve had enough of everything by 9pm.
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