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We're cleaning out our family beach house as we prepare to transition it into a rental property and I came across some old pictures of my mom.

My husband told me once that buying gifts for me was like shopping for a fourteen year old boy so I guess it's no surprise that my gratitude journal has the avengers on it.

The morning light coming into my office makes me happy. Or, maybe I'm happy because my succulents are finally doing well and not dying. Either way, I'm starting the day peaceful, happy and relieved.

My grandmother was told once by her doctor that she had low potassium. So, she started eating a banana every single day. I'm not sure if that was the best course of treatment but she did live to be 93. Here's to healthy habits!

This warm spell has started softening the ice on the lake. Winter is always less daunting as it starts to wind down.

Somebody is obsessed with finding the sunniest spot in the house.

The lake looks bigger when you're standing in the middle of it.

It's hard to tell where he is from this picture but this is Rossi on top of the tall bookcase in my office. His head can touch the ceiling. It's his new favorite spot.

One advantage of the pandemic is I can enjoy the beauty left behind from the ice storm with out worrying about driving on the roads. The ice covered trees are always so magical.

Neville with his adorable snow beard after our walk during the storm yesterday.

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