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I'm usually an Innie, But today, I was an Outtie.

 
 
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Old 03-07-2010, 07:15 PM #1
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Grin I'm usually an Innie, But today, I was an Outtie.
Today was a beautiful day, blue skies, sun was shining, just beautiful. I'm usually always inside, but being out side, enjoying the day was wonderful.
Cleared the cob webs, and brings life into prospective. I highly recommend it.
Went Antiquing, and found a never been used 1950's pink Gooseberry set and couldn't believe my good fortune.
As a person who is a shut in most of the time, it felt soooo good to get out there.
I sure you hope those of you who can get out, and be an Outtie for a while will be able too. It does wonders for you.
Love Lizzie
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