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Each Day Is ...
Trying to improve from the day before

Each Day Is ...
Being true to yourself

Each Day Is ...
Trying to accept others for who they are, as difficult as that may be

Each Day Is ...
Constantly learning about yourself - The good and the not-so-good

Each Day Is ...
Returning to the road called Home

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  1. Love, Love, Love!! Your blog is so inspiring.

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  2. Love this -- the picture and the words. I love the idea that each day gives us an opportunity to grow and build on the day before. Such a simple post, but such hidden depths. Beautiful!

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    1. Thanks, Kim -- Just some thoughts I have had lately -- A few lines that I wanted to share with others ... Thanks for visiting & commenting!

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