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Gratitude Sunday: Ms Clean A New Way
Gratitude * Sunday Quote of the Week “What would be the point of living if we did not let life change us?” spoken by the butler, Mr Carson (actor Jim Carter) in Downton Abbey Sunday Haiku Snow teases, threatens, children … Continue reading
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Gratitude Sunday: Time For Christmas
Gratitude * Sunday Quote of the Week “The only certainty is that nothing is certain.” Pliny the Elder Sunday Haiku Fog lies low over valley, hill, town, and country; weather always wins. Sunday Musings When a person suffers PTSD, anxiety, … Continue reading
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Gratitude Sunday: Nag, Nag, Nag
Gratitude * Sunday Quote of the Week – “If you think you’re too small to have an impact, try going to bed with a mosquito.” Anita Roddick Sunday Haiku First nip of crisp air, chrysanthemums bloom fiercely against autumn’s threats. … Continue reading
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Gratitude Sunday: Simple Excellence
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Gratitude Sunday: Independence? It’s All Political
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Gratitude Sunday: If You Never; or, Polish Your Lens
Gratitude * Sunday Quote of the Week – “In a sane, civil, intelligent, and moral society, you don’t blame poor people for being poor.” Andrew Young Sunday Haiku Glorious dark gray, gloomy, damp, cool, mid-spring days amid bright flowers. Sunday … Continue reading
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