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Life is Good!


I had one of those "Life is Good" moments today. It has been one of the most beautiful days I can remember having in a long time: no wind, sunshine, temps in the70's! We decided to go on a picnic in the pasture. While we were sitting there enjoying sandwiches, chips, grapes, and kool-aid, I looked around and thought, "this is what it's all about! Wouldn't it be great if every day was as relaxed as this moment right now?" We also enjoyed a little exploring along the creek after lunch. Then I was jolted back into the real world when Cambry announced, "Poop!" (in her pants). However, I didn't even mind that as much today!

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  1. LisaFebruary 25, 2009 at 4:05 PM

    Those are the best days! We took advantage of the great weather today too and spent a lot of time outside. A picnic sounds like such fun!

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