simple pleasures are life's treasures
May you have a Happy Weekend
full of sweet surprises!
live beautifully! stephanie-
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Enhance your beauty, style your conscious life. I'm L.A. Designer Stephanie Gale, sharing my passion for mindful sustainable style and beautiful eco conscious living. Join me as I discover all the ways to live well while walking lightly on the earth... and looking great while doing it. All served up with a good dose of organic, fair-trade coffee and dark chocolate.
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ReplyDeleteHow lovely to know this post made you feel that way! Thank you, FoodGirl! Enjoy a gorgeous day!
DeleteWonderful take on life. Thanks. I returned from Florida last weekend. I was there to visit my uncle and throw him a party (22 guests came) for his 100th birthday.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! Talk about enjoying the best of life's simple pleasures! Thx, @MikeB, and Happy 100th Birthday to your Uncle!
DeleteIt's now 100 years, 20 days. My uncle has had an interesting life. His father died when my uncle was 16 so he had to quit school at age 16 to go to work (at start of the depression) to help support his mom and three sisters. Served in WW2 in England, fixing hydraulic systems of planes used in the air war against the Nazis. Worked at large post office facility in Manhattan after the war, eventually promoted to supervisor there. I love and admire him.
DeleteWow! It's amazing to look back at a life well-lived. (and long-lived!) May you and your Uncle enjoy many more years together! Thanks for sharing, MikeB.
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