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I have been absent for a bit, no? I swear it wasn't on purpose. Life has got me moving in several directions and I am so thrilled and thankful! Things have been exciting and busy and keeping me running with every ounce of my being. I love and thrive for it!

So in no particular order I have been...

In a wedding and taking part in all the wonderful coinciding events leading up to a wedding. Seriously, my good friend got married and it was an AMAZING time from the start of planning all the way through the big day!! I'm sad it's over! But I'll be back to thoroughly blog about that in a day or two;



Working on an incredibly and stupendously fabulous special assignment at work;



Cooking a whole lot at home-thus cleaning up after working long, happily tiresome days;



Baking with my girlfran business partners;



Beginning the second phase of the Leadership Academy my company has;



Loving my Hunter Bear and of course the Pepper-Roni, even if they were bad girls and made a mess causing their vote off the island during clean up;



Oh and I figured this would be a great time to pick up running and train to run my first 5k. No big.


Needless to say, I am in my happy element. But I've felt a nagging feeling that I was missing something and that something is this space. I spent some time revisiting this ol'blog land of mine and it rejuvenated my want to visit and do something about having it!

Until we meet again,
M

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