Just be......

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Things to be happy/grateful or this week:

Homemade garlic bread.
Hearing my Grandson make sentences.
Heating Pads.
Seeing signs of Spring.
Raking a good part of the yard.
Planning the Herb Garden.
Bunny Rabbit decorations.
Fancy cupcakes.
A sense of accomplishment.
Fresh fruit that work keeps giving out.


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