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all this time

 And interestingly enough, its been 2months since my last blog, though I haven’t re read it i am sure its filled with excitement and promise of my new job and my lifestyle changing…its been a busy 8 weeks.

But finally I start days.  We have had some bumps in the road but we are finally here and I am so ready for it!  With the busy weeks at mahi I have even managed to maintain some form of cleanliness at home.  Daily upkeep on chores has meant this 3day weekend I just has was perfection.  I did the lawn, had a spent a day with the dog and my partner, had a little party, went to the movies (fell asleep but hey!) and suffered just enough of a hangover to almost complete my All Hallows Eve costume with some successful shopping.

Life has been particularly good of late, 

So again, I will try to make this a daily exercise…perhaps getting dreams down or anything else I can when I first get up, granted there will be days where i have to fly out the door having slept in, I feel this is the start of something ātaahua. 

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