Quote by Stephen R. Donaldson

Did I do a whole life's laughing in that little time?

Did I do a whole life's laughing in that little time?

Summary

This quote suggests introspection about the duration and extent of laughter in one's lifetime. It hints at moments of contemplation, where one wonders if they have experienced enough joy and happiness throughout their life. It raises questions about the value and fulfillment derived from moments of laughter and prompts one to reflect on the balance between the brevity of life and the significance of finding joy in even the smallest moments.

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Life Time Thetimes

By Stephen R. Donaldson

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