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Tie-dyed!!! How could I not! Found this at a used store in the fall. Kids wouldn’t be caught dead with me. So I only wear it for bed. Reminds me of a pair of rainbow snow boots my dad had when I was a teenager.

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Some days you just need a little fun and colour!

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Finding herbs that wintered over well.  Cleaning up and thankful I have this big back yard in the GTA to social distance myself to.  I'd be calmer if it was my family farm with 100 acres and no one around.  But this is the next best thing.  Plus in a few days I can put out hammocks and badminton net and there is more places for the teenagers to go. 

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The fog always lifts.

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Take your army to the Haunted Forest and bring me that girl

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Goodnight All

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Who else’s teenagers are turning into vampires?? I don’t know if I can handle the lack of sleep! Everything else is going fine. X

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“I love the silent hour of night,"   Anne Bronte

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Wingardium Leviosa or Jumping in Muddy Puddles. Whatever you prefer!

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Yesterday husband left for work away for a time frame that keeps changing. We talk of supporting our medical teams by social distancing but we forget about the families of people that have to work to supply electricity, internet, food supply, police, fire and other basic needs. On top of that the people that provide the materials and parts to keep
those basic needs running if they break down. Families/people that are all at home this is your job to do at 110%. So the families that can’t , can breathe just a little easier as we send them out to be exposed daily. So they in turn don’t overwhelm our medical teams.

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After winter comes the summer. After night comes the dawn. After every storm, there comes clear, open skies.
Samuel Rutherford

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Anyone got a hands free way to knit and drink wine?

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This selfie project could turn into a photo journal as well.  I bought this t shirt at a used store to wear on my birthday.  That was 17 days ago.  I forgot to wear it.   I was asked how I felt about turning 48 and well I usually don't have issues with birth date numbers until it adds a 1 to it.  Like 31, 41 etc.  So I have been fine.  I had read a friends post about being at an age where you realize you don't have much time left so do what makes you happy.  So my goals for 2020 were to get out and explore. Be a tourist is my own backyard.  Take photos of myself while adventuring.  Enjoy the world and life around me.  Now 17 days later with coronavirus constantly in the news. 48 means something different.  It means older parents that are at risk ages which scares me.  When can I touch them again?  Then myself at the middle age group, we have the most cases.   I'm questioning 48 now.

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"I really just want to be warm yellow light that pours over everyone I love."
-Conor Oberst

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Happy Saint Patties Day from my stay at home self to yours.

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 Quick trip to Kingston, Ontario to pack up university child who's school is closed. This mumma bear is happy that the university child is coming home. University child is gutted to be ending first year this way.

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Even for me life had its gleams of sunshine.
Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre

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Stay Strong and healthy everyone.

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Because when you are imagining, you might as well imagine something worth while. Lucy Maud Montgomery

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72/365 - Sometimes we have to stop and breathe in some positive. Telling someone you saw snowdrops today can change the conversations for a few moments. Maybe we can sit in our backyards with a good book when the schools are closed and soak up the spring vibes.

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ONIONS! But so worth it to enjoy caramelized onions. Steak sandwiches tonight!!!

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Rainy days make for good puzzle days in between laundry and dinner prep.

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All that is important comes in quietness and waiting - Patrick Lindsay

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Hog’s Back Falls or
Prince of Wales Falls on the Rideau River in Ottawa.

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Behind old Gothic Buildings in Ottawa

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Canadian Museum of Nature

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Parliament House in Ottawa Ontario is under a lot of construction.

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One of many waterfalls in Hamilton, Ontario.

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Somedays I don’t have a caption or a creative idea.

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April showers bring May flowers. Rainy March... in like a lion out like a lamb?? Please!

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Toronto CN Tower