Quote by Elizabeth Edwards

Maybe we all change over time.

Maybe we all change over time.

Summary

This quote suggests that change is an inherent part of the human experience. It implies that as time passes, individuals undergo transformations in their beliefs, perspectives, and identities. Change can manifest in various aspects of life, including values, priorities, and goals. The quote possibly portrays the idea that change is inevitable and natural, highlighting the notion that personal growth and evolution are fundamental components of human existence.

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By Elizabeth Edwards

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