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Old 03-30-2014, 09:42 PM #1
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To gently balance the Cheese thread, I wanted a place for us to acknowledge the days and times we feel good, when something good happened and the chance to appreciate the joys in life- Milk and Cookies

My cookie is a Snickerdoodle!

I have recently improved and my ability to walk climb stairs has shifted from step-by-step to step-over-step. With handrails of course!

I marvel at people who glide down the stairs, step over step without hand rails. It looks like an Olympic sport or a beautiful dance!
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