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andanyways.com
I almost wasn't going to post this month - after all, my biggest achievement over the month was finally testing negative on a RAT. Yes, folks, I spent the middle two weeks of the month locked away in covid isolation. According to the rules of where I live, I could have begun getting out and... |
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aslifeevolves.com
The weather in Florida during April always inspires us to get out and about, even more than usual. Days are getting longer, temperatures feel almost like Spring and everything is in bloom. Like January, April is symbolic of 'out with the old, and in with the new' as we adjust our wardrobes, our schedules, and... |
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retirementreflections.com
Finishing Up My Christmas Reads In our last bookshelf chat, I left you with a poll asking which Christmas book I should read next. Here are the results. Survey said -- get thee to thy nearest screen! So, rewatch The Holiday I did. As often as I've seen that film, I fall for it Every.... |
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aslifeevolves.com
There are very few distinguishable differences between seasons in South Florida and for the most part, they blend, one into the next. The notable exception is Spring when the intensity of color is so brilliant everything comes alive with new energy and optimism. Join me as I take a look back at March.... Yellow Trumpet... |
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