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How lovely xx
Thank you, Ritu. ๐
Perfect!!
Perfect!!
I think so, too. ๐
So true. One step at a time.
Yes, indeed!
Words to live by.
Absolutely! ๐
Have a beautiful day, weekend, week, month and life.
Thank you, and may I return the comment. ๐
Thank you
Youโre welcome.
It would certainly nice to be able to do that. ๐
Best wishes, Pete.
Sometimes it just takes one thought. Best to you, Pete.
Wonderful
Thanks, Beth!
I believe we can always change our thought processes to appreciate and give thanks for each day. I think about the alternative as a woman who has lived many years, and every minute feels like a miracle. What we tell ourselves, we can make real.
Well said, Anne. I applaud you!
Thank you kindly, Jennie. I think I caught it from you!!!
You are most welcome! Thatโs so nice. ๐
Wonderful thought, Jennie.
Thank you, Dan.
A thought to remember, Jennie.
Indeed it is!
Jennie, I love this! So true. ๐
Sending you all the best.
Blessings,
Debbie
Thanks, Debbie. All the best to you, too! ๐
Lovely message, Jennie
Love this, and it’s a great reminder!
Thank you, Becky!
Precious. Thanks Jennie
Youโre welcome, Flower. ๐
Jennie, thank you so much for this lovely thought!
Iโm glad you liked it, Charles.
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Here is a wonderful post from the excellent writer, Jennie!
Thank you!
To open your eyes into a universe of such immense wonder has got to be beautiful hasn’t it?
Yes!!
Wonderful motivation, Jennie! Thank you! Hope you have holidays too. Enjoy them. Michael
Thank you so much, Michael!
Lovely!
Thank you!
Beautiful advice Jennie ๐
Iโm glad you liked it, Debby. ๐
Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
Thank you!
I love this! Words to live by … now if only I can remember to do so. ๐
I know! Thank you, Jill.
Yes, it’s that easy! Thanks for the reminder not to make life more complicated than it needs to be, Jennie.
Indeed!
I agree. Everyday is beautiful no matter what.
Yes, it really is.
So true!
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Isnโt that the truth, dadgumit!
Yes!
I cross one short, skinny kid and heโs bent over, round shoulders. His pack must weigh 25 lbs.
Terrible!