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Fast forward my life
Go to when the glass shoe fits
Skip all the sad parts.
A Cinderella Fantasy
Karina Pinella
Writing the Wrong, Right, and Ridiculous
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Fast forward my life
Go to when the glass shoe fits
Skip all the sad parts.
Karina Pinella 
I think this falls under “careful what you wish for” .. A big part of me says Yes ! But a small nagging feeling keeps screaming, Dont open THAT door ! To have it just given, I believe I’d lose appreciation for having it.. Not that it means that it’d apply to everyone..
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Lovely
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Thanks
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Nah – don’t wanna do that! When you can’t get the glass slipper off you might look back fondly at the time when the glass slipper didn’t fit.
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Not that I’m qualified to advise!
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Of course you’re as qualified as any living and breathing human, or are you a space alien?
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Please don’t tell anyone! My brother didn’t fare to well in Area 51!
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Haha
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Not even a glass boot?
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Haha how true 😀 A compelling thought 🙂
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If that could only be our real lives right now! Although I guess if you skipped all the bad parts, how would you know when something was good if you don’t have any reference point?
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By the emotions you would feel. You would have a childhood and so you would know. When you become an adult is when you can wish for the glass slipper. Or, you can just say, “Calgon, take me away!” Oops, that’s just a commercial. Haha
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Ha ha ha! Love it!
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