I had a conversation with an old Facebook friend and fellow photographer yesterday. She talked about things that she wanted to get around to doing someday, but hadn't really decided on yet. And this got me thinking.
There are many things that we have on our "someday to-do list". I'll get around to it one day... maybe when I have more spare time...
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