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Bonita said…
Just letting you know that I'm praying for you this week. It's so nice to know someone else is facing deadlines too! I don't feel so lonely. Together we will triumph!

That's a gorgeous, restful picture.
Kelly said…
Will miss your wonderful insights.
We'll just have to go out for coffee together IN PERSON instead!

Let me know when you can.
KelliGirl said…
Enjoy your break! Hope you return refreshed and revived.
Edie said…
Well I'm sure going to miss you! I hope you enjoy your break and come back refreshed. Love you!
On Purpose said…
Eat a great big huge piece of pie for me...I love you Sue!
The Patterson 5 said…
Enjoy the rest and beauty of the season!
My ADHD Me said…
We miss you.
Yes we do.
Without your thoughts we go "Boo-Hoo"
But we know you'll be back cause you always follow through.
Get some rest and God Bless You!!
Tracy said…
Oh I love fall...we had our first weenie roast tonight and I so loved it! I am so glad it is finally fall.

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