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Life statement

I'm passionate about creating board games, but that doesn't mean I'm a master!

I'm fascinated about training martial arts, but that doesn't mean I'm a great warrior!

I love baking sourdough breads, but that doesn't mean I'm a professional baker!

I have six children, and that doesn't mean I'm the best father in the world!

And finally I love God, but that doesn't mean I'm a good Christian!

But what really matters is that I LOVE God, my family, my life, and things I do!

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