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Keziah, Zed, and Gideon have arrived safely to Keziah's father's house in Texas.  For the technology that got them there safely and that which carried the message to me of their arrival I am thankful.  I'm sure they will have a fabulous time.  Other happy things from today:

  • There are some trees outside of work that are bright with color.  I should look at them closer someday to see what kind they are.
  • We had been trying to watch Rings of Power as a family.  We weren't able to complete it together before the rest of the family left for Texas.  I finished it after work today.  I really enjoyed the series and I look forward to where it goes from here.  I must say that I haven't read The Silmarillion which the series is loosely based on.

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Currently reading: Pocketful of Miracles: Prayer, Meditations, and Affirmations to Nurture Your Spirit Every Day of the Year, Joan Borysenko.

Currently listening to: The Raven Boys, by Maggie Stiefvater.

Thank you for being part of my happy things. Stay safe.

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