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Sometimes we don't know we're dreaming we can't even fathom that we're asleep.

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Jodi Picoult
Age: 58
Born: 1966
Born: May 19
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Nesconset
New York
Jodi Lynn Picoult
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Sometimes
Even
Fathom
Asleep
Dreaming

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