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30 Days of Gratitude – Day One – Grateful for Being a Man

July 7, 2017 / Neil Kramer / 0 Comments

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Neil Kramer has been writing about his life online since 2005. He has worked for Disney and HBO. Neil lives in NYC. You can contact him at neilochka on yahoo.

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