“Survive first. Figure out crayon drawing of destiny later.”

— Rick Riordan , book The Lost Hero

Variant: Survive today. Figure out crayon drawing of destiny later.
Source: The Lost Hero

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“Survive first. Figure out crayon drawing of destiny later.”

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