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ReplyDeleteRaising a mug to you Dixie! :-)
DeleteThat's a nice way to look at coffee. Maybe instead of gulping mine down while doing something else I should dwell on my cup of brew to let it inspire me.
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Tossing It Out
Gulping may be holding you back, Lee! Although we all have days where gulping is required :-)
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ReplyDeleteThank you Nature Boy, all my own work- mainly powered by coffee :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done. All forests should be informed by coffee.
ReplyDeleteA coffee forest would have some entirely interesting growth. I like this plan :-)
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