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Yesterday was the last day on the calender of the past. Tomorrow will be the first day on the calender of the future. Today is both the first and the last day of the present. Use it well.
Yesterday was the last day on the calender of the past. Tomorrow will be the first day on the calender of the future. Today is both the first and the last day of the present. Use it well.
Approximate author period: c. 2013 AD · contemporary
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- Israelmore Ayivor
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- Approximate author period: c. 2013 AD · contemporary
Approximate author period, documented activity in 2013. Israelmore Ayivor — original author blog. Original posts displayed with dates in July and December 2013. Used as a documented author-activity year. This is NOT the composition date of every attributed quotation. Source: https://israelmoreayivor.wordpress.com/ (accessed 2026-10-08).
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