Not everything shows up with a bang and a flourish. What is one thing that slipped onto the stage almost unnoticed and gradually become more important and prominent in your life?
This week's theme is gradual change.
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- Your adolescent self
- Adolescence
- Tell us a story: over too soon
- Try and try again
- One step at a time
- Evolution of taste
- Quiet entrance
- Faded away
- Gradual change
- Tell us a story: I can't believe they did that
- Better late than never
- Evolving priorities
- Your parents' priorities
- Out of place
- Walking the talk
- Values
- Tell us a story: breaking the pattern
- A little bit of help
- That big thing right there
- Stale secrets
- Forgotten and remembered
- Another reason it's good to have friends
- Your forgotten side
- Tell us a story: a little sport
- Day of sevens
- 2012 gave us this
- Taking stock
- A door opened
- The year that changed everything
- Midyear 2012
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