Things That I Love

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Happy Valentines Day!  Here's a list of things that I love...in no particular order. :)
Coffee with coconut oil.

Best show, ever.

Though I try not to - I do loooove cheese.

Which is a good thing I love running.

Kids - any and all.  Yours, mine, theirs, short or tall.


Need to move to a warmer climate.
Dark chocolate...on top of...

PEANUT BUTTER!


And my David.  Sweet, handsome, smart and funny.  I married UP!

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