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I never believe that it is too late. To make a difference, to effect a change, to turn things around. To take up ballet or driving lessons, to go skydiving (heard of the 80-year-old grandma who is due to make her first dive?). To be happy. 


It is also never too late to keep a date... especially one that is set at the altar. 


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It’s never too late... to keep an altar date

By Joanne Rae M. Ramirez | August 15, 2006 - 12:00am

I never believe that it is too late. To make a difference, to effect a change, to turn things around. To take up ballet or driving lessons, to go skydiving (heard of the 80-year-old grandma who is due to...

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