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Here we are.









Here we are.

Shortly after Christmas, I reorganized a few things in our home.
I'm actually still finding bits of wrapping paper around the house.

The aroma of coffee fills the air each morning.- I enjoy this time.
Honestly, it has been so peaceful. 

I haven't had much time to stress.- And I am so thankful for this.
Our Christmas was peaceful. Just the four of us. 

It snowed a little on Christmas. -Just enough to admire for an hour or so.
This year has treated us well.  I'm looking forward to new adventures. 

What are you looking forward to this upcoming year?

I'm so happy you all have decided to join my blogging journey.

I appreciate all of you. THANK YOU!
 I hope this upcoming year brings you all joy, love, good health,
and so many opportunities to smile. 

Remember:
-Give it all you got
-Be thankful
-Smile often
Give lots of hugs and tell those who matter just how much you love them
Lighten up.  Don't be so hard on yourself. You're doing just fine
Spread love
Be positive
Enjoy these little moments
Today is a new day. Let go and start over
So many people love YOU

It has been a GREAT year.

Comments

  1. I'm so happy that you had a great year with your family! Our Christmas was nice and quiet this year, spending time with just us in the morning. I hope you have a fantastic year ahead of you! xxo

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    1. Kristy, thank you so much!

      I'm so happy to hear that you all enjoyed your Christmas.

      I too hope you have a beautiful year ahead. Thank you for kind words. :)

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