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Giving Thanks, Day 2

  • By MaryO in Giving Thanks

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I was so thankful for Daylight Savings time this morning.  I had gotten to bed very late last night early this morning and had to be leaving the house at 8:30 am to ring handbells at church.

 

Hooray for that extra hour!

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