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Please be there
For the hope
For the plans.
Please be there
For the trials and the errors
The triumphs
The sorrows
The fumbles
The sighs.
Please be there
For the small things
The bigger,
Stay dialed in
To moments long gone,
To those still to come.
Please be there
In awareness, in person,
Pay full mind
To this life.
To your life’s
Invitation.
You are one of a kind.
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I hope the people we love will be there for us😊😊
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And may we EACH be there, fully present in our own lives … 🙂
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Well said☺😊
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Love it!
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🙂 Thank you. Glad to hear!
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Yes, be there, and maybe even ❤be here❤ where the palm trees sway and I bought a citrus fruit today as big as a volleyball, called a pomelo! 🌴🌴😎
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I love pomelos! They are great! Just make sure to peel off the membrane on each segment before you eat them. You can use the peels to make candied citrus peels (soak them in water several times first to remove the bitterness, then cook in sugar water). Used to have a tree of those in our yard. Still buy them often.
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