Someone who doesn’t know if tomorrow will come would rather live every day twice than live it once. — Shannon A. Thompson, Take Me Tomorrow
Someone who doesn’t know if tomorrow will come would rather live every day twice than live it once. — Shannon A. Thompson, Take Me Tomorrow
Someone who doesn’t know if tomorrow will come would rather live every day twice than live it once. — Shannon A. Thompson, Take Me Tomorrow
Someone who doesn’t know if tomorrow will come would rather live every day twice than live it once. — Shannon A. Thompson, Take Me Tomorrow
Someone who doesn’t know if tomorrow will come would rather live every day twice than live it once. — Shannon A. Thompson, Take Me Tomorrow
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Someone who doesn’t know if tomorrow will come would rather live every day twice than live it once.

— Shannon A. Thompson, Take Me Tomorrow
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