Your Meander Rights

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You have the right to meander.

You have the right to slow down.

To daydream.

To linger.

When everybody is going one way, you have the right to go the other way.

You have the right to change your mind.

You have the right to ask questions.

Lots of questions.

You have the right to be a dork.

Everyone is a dork.

You have the right to not explain.

You have the right to try a bit of this thing.

And a bit of that thing

And a bit of that other thing over there.

You have the right to love what you love.

You have the right to be the only one.

You have the right to go further than you ought.

You have the right to mess up. To try again. To start over.

You have the right to be human.

These are your meander rights.

Happy reading.

— Jeff

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