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April 28, 2023

Friday Musings

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It’s been a long but wonderful week and I am going to keep this short today with a promise of some fun posts next week of our fabulous trip to New Jersey and New York City. When I say that I am tired – it is the absolute truth. To the point of not being able to put two thoughts together.

What do I love? I love time with my family. There is absolutely nothing that makes me happier and this past week I got to spend time with all of them and it was wonderful. The “men” went fishing and the girls hung out with Theo. Perfect. I will never have enough time with him.

I love traveling and seeing new things. This trip was so filled with seeing the sights, eating great food and just basically taking in all of the wonderful things that the city has to offer. It was probably one of the least stressful trips I remember taking in a long time because basically I just had to show up. Almost everything was done for me and I had very few decisions to make other than what I wanted to eat or what museum I wanted to go to. I am not sure what the difference was with this trip but it was perfect.

But as much as I loved the trip, as always, it was wonderful to come home. Waking up to the sound of birds chirping was much nicer than waking up to car horns honking. I guess I am not a total city girl even though I love to visit.

Have a wonderful weekend, friends, and I will see you back here next week with a new Comments for a Cause for May. Already.

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