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Dance in the Rain ...

It is a rainy Thursday here in New England. As I write this I can hear the cars going by, and splashing in the puddles. When I was younger, I did not like the rain. Somehow, Rainy days are refreshing to me as I get older. I think of it as a break from extremely warm days. Sort of like a cleansing for a better to come.

I have kept this photo for quite sometime, for the perfect post. I chose to use it today. Do you find yourself saving something for the right moment? Like using only the good china and flatware for the holidays? Or saving a new candle when company is coming over? Or holding onto a bottle of champagne for a special celebration? I would love to hear your thoughts ...

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  1. Sonja MilojevicSeptember 29, 2011 at 8:43 AM

    Lovely photo Kristine!
    Yes, I do that all the time! I always have "something" put aside for people I love and want to surprise them when the moment is right. I even bought something for my husband as a part of the Christmas gift! I had to; it was so sweet, and I thought-"I'll buy it and hide it, because it might be sold later". :)

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  2. Living in the MomentOctober 2, 2011 at 7:11 PM

    Great hearing from you, Sonja - Yes - I would imagine that you are the type of person who keeps special things aside, for the right person - Very thoughtful. I love doing the same thing, it makes it extra special knowing we purchased these items with the person in mind :)

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