I know, I know...this is Marcie's spot! But I had a few minutes and something to share with everyone.
As some of you know, I work at a police department. We see all kinds of things, as you can imagine. Some of what we see is truly tragic.
Last night 2 young people were seriously injured in a motorcycle accident. The hospital says they probably will not survive. Two young people whose lives, and the lives of their families, will forever be changed for the worse. All in an instant.
I tell you this not to make you sad, but to encourage you to reflect. Yesterday, Marcie wrote so eloquently about the new beginnings we can create, and have created, for ourselves. And I want to remind you to appreciate them!
Appreciate everything you have in your life, embrace the moments, and reflect on your bounty. Hug your children just a bit tighter, hold hands with your loved one just a bit longer, and look at the wonders around you a bit more often.
It is so easy to become entangled in the web that is our daily life...looking but not seeing, eating but not tasting, running but not moving....
So this morning I am going to go home and hug my little one just a bit tighter.



What a good reminder. Thank you so much, sweetie. I'll pray for those young people, and for their families... what a tragedy for them. Yes, we need constant reminders to appreciate our lives. To love and life!




Thank you for the eloquent reminder that life (and family and friends) is precious, and not to be taken for granted because it can change in a blink of an eye. I will hug my loved ones also, and tell them how much they mean to me. {{{hugs}}} to you too. BTW, you're certainly welcome to start the daily thread, so don't worry about that.
I hate ants in the house!
Besides, you certainly are not the first to "fall off the wagon", and certainly won't be the last either. Just dust the crumbs off your face and keep going, today will be a better day!!
I'm very happy with that, and especially happy that I did so well this past week, as I had been very worried about going into phase 2. I ate 1-2 servings of fruit each day (blueberries and apples), and ate yogurt 3 days (on the days that I only had one fruit). 
There is a little engraving I have that is a reminder to me because of some past situations but is true, true, true..
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Summer