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Seeing The Light ...


Lately, I have been "looking" for the "Light" around me. Seeking the positive, trying to see where I am headed. I find each new season helps me to see things clearer. I enjoy "Seeing the Light" ... Finally being "in the know" ... I am hoping for a week of enlightenment ... What type of week are you looking forward to?

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  1. Beautiful photo, Kristine, here I am trying to post directly to your blog...hope it works..;0)) you hit a chord with me when you wrote how every change of seasons propels you to see the changes within yourself. I really can relate it that. As I get older, my wishes and desires are changing. The week I am looking for is peace and containment. To allow others to be who they are and accept we are all different. In that difference,hoping to connect with the parts where we are all the same, all one. That said, to also have good, positive and healthy boundries.

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  2. So wonderful hearing from you, Tamara - I am so glad that you were able to relate to my clarity during different seasons. It takes many different personality types to make up this great world of ours. I hope you will have the week you are looking forward to ... I am wishing that for you!

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