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Sacrifice.

Who measures a sacrifice? Who's right is it to measure the sacrifice? The person who makes the sacrifice or the people the sacrifice is being made for?


I wish I knew.

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  1. MarleeApril 28, 2011 at 3:34 AM

    Great question. I think we all make sacrifices without even knowing it.

    www.marleeindebt.blogspot.com

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