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Letters Across the Miles ... Catching Up



 



 Dear Jennifer,

So glad you have been making the most of your days since we last wrote!

This time of the year is a wonderful change from Winter, but I have to say – I am more of a Spring Fall Girl, Myself … Although, I can appreciate others who love the Summer months!

Sending you all the best regarding your 5k … Have you always been a Runner?  

You asked what I have been up to …  I am currently taking Susannah Conway’s JOURNAL YOUR LIFE online course. I am really enjoying it. I did journal when I was living at home with my folks. I then turned my attention to writing poetry. Believe it or not, I still have “My First Diary” with the lock! I have enjoyed journaling over the years, but now I have started two new journals – A handwritten journal and a vision journal (Based on the same idea as a vision board). Hoping I can adapt a journaling

Since I started working in Providence, I have also added to my photography portfolio. I am enjoying taking pictures of the skyscrapers, down to the smallest details the city has to offer. I have also posted an album on Facebook, if you are interested.

I enjoyed reading about your “Choice” thought process. I do agree. I often say where we are in life is “a choice”. If you do not like where you are, change it. If you want change, you must consciously make an effort to reach for something new etc …

I feel the older we get, the more we appreciate the smaller moments in life. Listening to the ocean, the sincere Hello’s, taking in a sunset … I treasure these moments!

Thank you for sharing the Warrior Canine Connection with me. There are some amazing individuals in this world! I come from a family of animal lovers, so knowing they are helping Veterans just makes them even more special!

The Internet is a great place that brings people together – In a unique one – Look at how it brought us together? LOL …

Until Next Time …

Sending love Across the Miles … 

~Kristine 

Check back on Jennifer's Giggling In the Rain Blog (www.jenniferbelthoff.com) next Tuesday for her reply ... 

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