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    Once Upon A Future Time: A Note to the You Who is Me at One Hundred

    By Robert T. Belie

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    Very few people have made it to the 100 year mark. Even today with countless medical and technological advances turning the world upside down, waking up for 36, 500 sunrises is still a feat not shared by most. So what would the you of now say to the you of then? Are you the same person? Or is life lived in segments by different people sharing the same name and same DNA? This is one letter. My letter. To the Me of Then, should I ever reach that remarkable age.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobert T. Belie
    Release dateJan 31, 2015
    ISBN9781310946134
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    Once Upon A Future Time: A Note to the You Who is Me at One Hundred
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    Robert T. Belie

    Robert T. Belie has lived all over the world including stints in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. As a former US Army officer, he has seen, experienced, and interacted with people and cultures from all across the globe. His travels have taken him to nearly 30 countries and just as many states. He holds degrees in History and International Relations from UCLA and Oklahoma University respectively. He has published several works of both fiction and non-fiction, and has had nearly 60 of his travel photos featured on Travellerspoint.com.

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