I apologize for being awol as of late. I need some time to kick cancer’s ass and will be back in fighting form before too long.
Enjoy the rest of the summer!
S.
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I am inviting our readers to stop by for a visit. There will be life and movement on this blog as there is life and movement in its author. I am using the photograph of the young green tomato from your latest post. It represents health and the promise of the good to come. Be well.
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Suzanne,
Love to hear how you are doing. If you would like to jot me a note and we can talk about how to work on that cancer.