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The Lost Art of Lovely Things: Rediscovering Beauty in Everyday Life

Somewhere along the way, we started calling simple things extra.
Ironed linens.
Fresh flowers on the table.
A handwritten note.
Soft curls and perfume on an ordinary Tuesday.

We traded “lovely” for “efficient,” and we’ve been running on fumes ever since.

Lovely Isn’t Luxury — It’s Language

There’s a secret rhythm to life that lovely things teach us — not because they’re expensive, but because they require attention.
When you polish the silver or pour your coffee into a real cup instead of a travel mug, you’re telling the world:
I’m present. I’m here. I care.

Lovely things are not vanity. They’re the language of gratitude.

Bring Back the Beauty

There’s nothing old-fashioned about slowing down.
There’s nothing frivolous about lighting a candle before dinner or wearing lipstick to the grocery store.
There’s something magnetic about a woman who moves through her day with a touch of grace — not because she’s trying to impress, but because she delights in the details.

When we restore beauty to our lives, we restore rhythm to our souls.

Try This Week’s “Lovely List”

To make it fun, let’s bring back a few lost arts:

  • Monday: Use your favorite dishware for breakfast — even if it’s just toast.
  • Tuesday: Write one handwritten note — no occasion necessary.
  • Wednesday: Put on perfume before bed, just for you.
  • Thursday: Arrange flowers (even grocery store ones) and place them somewhere unexpected.
  • Friday: End your day with music instead of scrolling.

Little by little, the ordinary starts to sparkle again.

The Real Secret?

A lovely life isn’t made of grand gestures.
It’s a quiet rebellion against chaos.
It’s a gentle declaration that you believe in beauty, kindness, and rhythm — and that, my dear, is a story worth living.

Closing (Your Signature Birdsong & Blessings Style)

Until next time, may your days be filled with small wonders and your heart with stillness.
☕ From my cottage to yours —
With grace,
Jennifer

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✨ The Lost Art of Lovely Things ✨

We’ve mistaken “efficient” for “enough.”
But life isn’t meant to be hurried through — it’s meant to be savored.

Lovely isn’t luxury.
It’s presence.
It’s pouring your coffee into a real cup, wearing perfume just because, or leaving a handwritten note where someone will find it.

Bring back beauty.
Bring back rhythm.
Bring back the little things that remind you who you are.

Blessings & Gratitude,

Jenny

💌 Save this post as your reminder: lovely things aren’t lost — they’re waiting to be found again.

The Beauty of Small Steps: How Little Choices Shape a Joyful Life

The Weight of Wanting Big Change

So often, we feel the pressure to reinvent everything at once. A new season arrives, or a new week begins, and we think this is the moment — the time to completely reset, to become more disciplined, to finally step into the “better version” of ourselves.

But the truth? Lasting change rarely comes in sweeping transformations. More often, it comes in small, steady steps. Little choices that may not seem significant in the moment but, over time, build a life filled with beauty, peace, and joy.

The Power of the Small

Think of it this way: a single drop of water doesn’t fill the jar, but thousands of drops do. Small steps are like those drops — consistent, gentle movements that eventually create something full, steady, and overflowing.

And the best part? Small steps are manageable. They don’t demand perfection. They only ask for presence, a willingness to try again each day, and grace for the days we fall short.

1. Begin with One Morning Choice

Mornings often set the tone for the rest of the day. You don’t need an elaborate ritual or a perfectly curated routine. Simply choose one small step that grounds you.

  • Pour your coffee and drink it without scrolling your phone.
  • Step outside and breathe in fresh air for two minutes.
  • Write down one thing you’re grateful for before opening your inbox.

That single choice says: Today I’m beginning with intention.

2. Practice the Five-Minute Rule

We often overestimate how much time change requires. But most things that bring peace or order can begin in five minutes.

  • Five minutes to clear one countertop.
  • Five minutes to stretch and release tension.
  • Five minutes to text someone “I’m thinking of you.”
  • Five minutes to pray, reflect, or pause in stillness.

The beauty? Five minutes becomes ten. And ten becomes a new rhythm.

3. Anchor in Gratitude Throughout the Day

Instead of saving gratitude for the end of the day, weave it into your hours. Each time you shift tasks or walk into a new space, whisper a simple thank you.

  • Thank you for this meal.
  • Thank you for the roof over my head.
  • Thank you for this quiet moment, even if it’s fleeting.

Gratitude softens even the hardest edges of an ordinary day.

4. Build Joy in Ordinary Places

Small steps aren’t just about productivity or discipline — they’re also about delight. Infusing joy into ordinary routines turns the simple into the sacred.

  • Use your favorite mug, even on a Tuesday.
  • Add fresh flowers to your kitchen counter.
  • Light a candle or diffuser before cooking dinner.
  • Play music while folding laundry.

When we notice the beauty in the little things, life begins to feel more abundant.

5. End with One Evening Ritual

Evenings are an invitation to release the day and prepare for rest. Choose one small practice that helps you close the chapter gently.

  • Write down three blessings in a notebook.
  • Stretch or take a short walk outside.
  • Read a chapter from a book instead of scrolling your phone.
  • Pray or reflect on one way you saw grace that day.

A single step of closure helps the soul exhale.

The Ripple Effect of Small Steps

Small steps may feel unimpressive at first glance, but when practiced with intention, they ripple outward. They shape our attitudes, strengthen our habits, deepen our faith, and create a life marked by peace and joy.

We don’t need to wait for perfect conditions or the “right” season to begin. We only need to take the next small step today — and then another tomorrow.

Closing Reflection

May you find freedom in knowing you don’t need to change everything at once. May your days be filled with small, steady steps that lead you gently toward joy. And may you see the beauty of grace woven into the ordinary moments of your life.

With love,
Jenny

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10 Transformative Habits That Simplify Life and Bring Joy

Life can feel like a blur of to-do lists, responsibilities, and noise. Yet, beneath all of it, there’s an invitation: to live simply, intentionally, and with joy. The good news is you don’t have to change everything overnight. Transformation happens in small, repeatable habits that shift the way you see and live your days.

Here are ten practical habits that can help you create space for peace, beauty, and gratitude in your daily life.

1. Begin with Stillness
Instead of reaching for your phone the moment you wake up, take five minutes for quiet. Breathe deeply, whisper a prayer, or write a short journal entry. Stillness at the start of your day sets the tone for everything that follows.

Tip: Keep your journal, pen, and Bible or quote book on your nightstand so they’re ready when you are.

2. One Drawer, One Space at a Time
Decluttering doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Choose just one drawer, shelf, or closet each week. Small progress adds up and builds momentum without leaving you drained.

Trick: Keep a donation bag in your closet. When it’s full, it’s time to drop it off.

3. A Weekly Meal Reset
Meal planning doesn’t have to be rigid. Anchor your week with two or three go-to dinners and include one “reset meal” like a nourishing soup, a hearty salad, or roasted vegetables.

Value tip: Cook double and use the leftovers for lunches. This cuts down on waste and saves time.

4. Romanticize Daily Routines
Even the ordinary can feel beautiful when you add intention. Pour your coffee into your favorite mug, fold laundry while music plays, or light a candle before making dinner.

Trick: If it feels beautiful, you’ll keep doing it.

5. Practice the One In, One Out Rule
When something new comes into your home—a shirt, a mug, or a book—let one thing go. This prevents clutter from creeping in and keeps your space light.

Tip: Apply this to digital clutter too. When you download a new app or subscribe to a new newsletter, delete one you no longer need.

6. Build Movement Into Your Day
Exercise doesn’t have to be long or formal. Stretch while your coffee brews, take a short walk after dinner, or do a few squats as you fold laundry.

Value tip: Stack habits by tying movement to something you already do daily. Over time, these small bursts of activity add up.

7. Create a Peaceful Corner
Designate a space in your home just for rest and reflection. It could be a chair by a window, a cozy nook with a blanket, or a bench outside.

Trick: Make it a phone-free zone so your mind can fully unwind.

8. The Evening Reset
Before going to bed, take a few minutes to bring order to your home. Load the dishwasher, wipe down counters, and set out tomorrow’s clothes. Waking up to calm surroundings changes the way your morning begins.

Tip: Use a 15-minute playlist to time yourself. When the music ends, your reset is complete.

9. Savor Slow Moments
Slow down enough to notice the gifts in front of you. Sip tea on the porch, watch birds at the feeder, or read a chapter without rushing. These pauses are where peace is found.

Value tip: Write down one small joy before bed each night. This creates a lasting gratitude habit.

10. A Weekly Tech Reset
Choose one evening, or even just two hours, to put away all devices. Notice how freeing it feels when the constant buzzing stops and your attention is fully present.

Tip: Replace scrolling with something tactile—bake a loaf of bread, read a real book, or write a handwritten note.

These aren’t grand changes. They’re small, intentional habits that lighten your load and create space for what really matters. When you weave them into your days, life begins to feel less like a blur and more like a gift—one to savor, one to celebrate, one to call blessed.

Which of these habits will you start this week? Share your thoughts in the comments below—I’d love to hear what helps you live lighter and with more joy.

In love & gratitude,
Jenny

From Stressed to Steady: My 5-Minute Reset for Any Monday

Mondays can feel heavy. The inbox fills quickly, the to-do list grows, and it’s easy to start the week already tense. But peace doesn’t have to wait until the weekend. It can begin with a simple five-minute reset that shifts the tone of your entire day.

Here’s the ritual I use when Monday feels overwhelming:

  1. Breathe with intention. Inhale for four, hold for four, release for six. Repeat three times. This slows the racing thoughts and tells your body you are safe.
  2. Light something beautiful. A candle, a diffuser, or even opening the blinds to let in the morning light. This small act reminds you that this moment matters.
  3. Sip and name gratitude. Take a warm sip of coffee or tea and name three things you are grateful for, no matter how small. Gratitude sets the posture for joy.
  4. Rewrite the thought. Take one anxious thought and flip it. “This week will crush me” becomes “This week will grow me.” “I don’t have enough” becomes “I have what I need for today.”
  5. Stretch and smile. Roll your shoulders back, stretch tall, and smile. A physical reset creates an emotional reset.

You don’t need a full day off or an elaborate routine to feel steady. Sometimes five minutes is all it takes to move from stressed to steady.

What’s one reset you turn to when the week feels heavy? I would love to hear your ideas.

In love and gratitude,
Jenny

11 Little Sparks of Joy I’ve Loved This Month (So Far)

One of my favorite ways to reflect on a month is to notice the little sparks of joy that made me smile. They’re often small—sometimes even ordinary—but they add up to a life filled with gratitude. Here are eleven from my month so far.

1. Afternoon Iced Maple Coffee
Leftover morning coffee + a splash of maple syrup + cream = the simplest treat that feels luxurious.

2. Freshly Done Nails at the Salon
Taking time for myself in the salon chair feels like a reset—leaving with polished nails always makes me feel pulled together.

3. Cozy Mysteries on BritBox
Evenings with Father Brown or Miss Marple—the perfect balance of suspense without fear.

4. My Great-Grandmother’s Cedar Chest
Serving as my coffee table, it connects me to family history. The rattan tray on top makes it both useful and beautiful.

5. Fresh Flowers on the Table
Pink blooms that instantly lift the mood in my home and remind me of life’s simple beauty.

6. Journaling Prompts That Stir the Soul
This month I’ve been writing about gratitude and transformation—reminders of how far we come when we slow down.

7. Mississippi Pot Roast
A melt-in-your-mouth meal that filled the house with warmth and made dinners a joy all week long.

8. Porch Mornings in Georgia
Sitting on the porch with coffee, listening to birdsong—it’s the simplest, sweetest way to begin the day.

9. A Boat Day with People I Love
Time on the water, surrounded by laughter and sunshine, reminded me how much joy comes from being together.

10. My Sweet Puppies
The unconditional love of three wagging tails greeting me at the door is a joy that never fades. They remind me daily that presence matters more than perfection.

11. My Five-Minute Makeup Glow
I’ve been loving a simple, five-minute routine that leaves me with just enough glow to feel confident and radiant without overthinking it—proof that beauty can be both effortless and uplifting.

Why These Joys Matter

Joy doesn’t come from waiting for big events—it grows in noticing small things along the way.

What has sparked joy for you this month so far? Share in the comments—I’d love to add to my own list through your stories.

In love & gratitude,
Jenny

The Art of Pressing Pause: How to Build Small Rituals That Restore Your Energy

Life often feels like a race. We move from one responsibility to the next—school runs, work tasks, errands, meals, emails—without taking a breath. Yet some of the most restorative moments come not from doing more, but from pressing pause.

These pauses don’t need to be dramatic or long. In fact, the smallest rituals can become the most powerful ways to restore your energy.

Why Pausing Matters

Researchers have found that short breaks throughout the day improve focus, reduce stress, and even increase creativity. Pausing is not a luxury; it’s a reset for your mind, body, and spirit.

Think of it as a “mini Sabbath” woven into ordinary life.

Three Types of Pause Rituals

1. The Morning Pause
Instead of rushing into the day, create a gentle moment of grounding. For me, it’s brewing my morning coffee in my SMEG maker, pouring it into a favorite mug, and savoring the warmth. For you, it might be a quick journal entry, stepping outside to hear birdsong, or stretching for five minutes.

2. The Midday Pause
Around noon, energy dips. Instead of powering through, give yourself a reset. A walk with your dog, brewing tea, or listening to a calming playlist can be enough to restore focus and lighten your spirit.

3. The Evening Pause
Before sleep, a winding-down ritual signals to your body it’s time to rest. Light a candle, write down three things you’re grateful for, or use an essential oil diffuser to create a calm atmosphere. These rituals invite peace before tomorrow begins.

A Gentle Challenge

Choose one ritual this week—a pause in the morning, midday, or evening—and practice it daily. Notice how it shifts your energy and spirit.

What pause do you need most right now? Share your ideas in the comments—I’d love to hear how you create space for stillness.

Love & Gratitude,

Jenny

A Sacred Gift: Learning to Serve with Grace


A quiet, sunlit church with soft light pouring in—reminding us that every act of love is an offering.

This week brought a moment so tender and humbling, I know it will stay with me forever. On Wednesday, during our school’s Mass, I served for the very first time as a Eucharistic minister.

A Humbling First Experience

As I stepped forward to share the Body of Christ, I didn’t expect the flood of emotions that followed. My hands trembled slightly, and tears filled my eyes. I felt unworthy, yet entrusted with something sacred beyond words.

It wasn’t simply about the bread I held. It was about the mystery of faith, the beauty of God’s presence, and the privilege of being allowed to serve in such a holy way. Gratitude and awe wrapped around my heart in that moment.

Receiving and Giving God’s Love

Not every Christian tradition celebrates Communion in the same way, but at its heart, the message is universal: we are invited to both receive God’s love and to share it with others.

That realization has stayed with me. Serving Communion reminded me that our lives are not meant to stop at receiving grace—they are meant to pour it out. Whether it’s a word of encouragement, a smile, a simple act of kindness, or forgiveness we didn’t think we could give—this is how we carry Christ’s love into the world.

Finding God in Everyday Moments

Maybe you’ve had a moment like this too—where you felt small, and yet filled with something greater than yourself. Perhaps it was holding your child’s hand, singing a hymn, praying with a friend, or quietly serving in your church. Those are holy moments too.

This week, I’m reminded that God uses even our weakness, even our doubts, to reveal His strength and grace. And what a gift that is.

A Reflection for You

Where have you seen God’s presence in your own life this week? Was there a quiet moment that took you by surprise and filled you with gratitude?

Let’s not miss those glimpses. Let’s not forget that we, too, are vessels—invited to carry His light into the everyday.

Closing Reflection

I am still tender from this week’s experience—still undone by the beauty of being allowed to serve. My prayer is that I never lose the awe of it, and that each of us may continue to find ways, both big and small, to share His love.

With gratitude,
Jenny

The Quiet Strength of Gratitude


A quiet moment—just a glass of water, a flicker of candlelight, and the gentle pause that reminds you to breathe, reflect, and begin again.

Some days feel like storms.
Others feel like slow, steady drizzles that just don’t let up.
And sometimes, it’s not one big moment that unravels you—it’s the weight of all the little ones piling up quietly.

Lately, life has asked a lot of me.
And if I’m honest, I haven’t always shown up with grace. I’ve shown up tired. Worn thin. A little undone.
But I’ve still shown up—and I’m learning that’s something to be grateful for.

Today, we held a reflective gathering at school focused on what feeds us—on the daily rhythms that help nourish gratitude and resilience. It sparked something in me, a gentle reminder of the quiet things that carry me through my own hard days.

Because the things that keep us going aren’t always big.
Often, they’re small. Soft. Easy to miss if we’re not paying attention.

Sometimes, peace doesn’t come in long, uninterrupted stretches.
It shows up in fleeting moments:

  • A deep breath before the bell rings.
  • A glance out the window.
  • The stillness before the world fully wakes.

And if I’m not watching for it, I can miss it entirely.

We also talked about self-care—not in the trendy sense, but in the sacred sense. That caring for yourself isn’t selfish. It’s essential.
And how happiness and contentment aren’t quite the same.
Happiness is a feeling. Contentment is a posture.
You won’t always be happy. But if you nurture contentment, happiness has a way of finding its way in.

For me, contentment blooms in the everyday rhythms:

  • Pouring cold tap water into a fancy little wine glass from a glass bottle I keep chilled in the fridge. It’s just water—but in that moment, it feels like a luxury.
  • Writing down my prayers—sometimes in a quiet corner before the school day starts, sometimes in the back of my classroom with students arriving, catching a glimpse of me whispering words I can’t hold in.
  • Praying for the people I love—not just privately, but right in the middle of ordinary life.

Gratitude lives in those small moments, too:
A blooming flower.
A pup waiting at the door.
A song that meets you in your weariness.
That first sip of morning coffee.
Or a tiny act of kindness that reminds you—you’re not alone.

And sometimes, the most powerful gratitude comes when we shift the focus outward.
When we notice someone else’s need and choose to respond.
When we comfort a friend, offer a prayer, or extend a small grace to a stranger.
It’s amazing how helping someone else often roots us more deeply in our own sense of peace.

One thing I’ve learned—through the valleys and the roadblocks, through the heartbreaks and detours—is this:
I don’t want to live in the valley.
I’ll walk through it, yes. I’ve had my fair share of hard places. But they are not where I’m meant to set up camp.
They’re not the end of the story.
So I work hard not to build a life there.
I rest. I reflect. I breathe. And then I keep going.
That choice—that decision not to stay in the valley—that’s where resilience lives.

These aren’t grand gestures.
But they hold us.

So if you’re in a season that feels heavy, maybe start here:

  • Write down one thing that steadied you today.
  • Sip something slowly and savor it.
  • Step outside and notice one small joy.
  • Whisper a prayer for someone else.
  • And if your heart leads you, do one kind thing today. Not for applause. Just because love belongs in the ordinary.

Gratitude doesn’t erase life’s challenges.
But it softens our hearts to see beauty in the midst of them.
And that softness? That’s strength.

Here’s to finding peace in the pause, contentment in the ordinary, and grace in the smallest of things.

With love from this little corner of my heart to yours—
Jenny

Welcome to Gather & Grace – A Weekly Pause for Joy

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Happy Friday, friends! I’m so glad you’re here! I’m thrilled to invite you into this new tradition here on Birdsong & Blessings. Every Friday, we’ll pause together for a moment of joy and gratitude. This space will be a place to savor simple pleasures, share what’s been filling my heart, and reflect on the grace we can find in the little things of life. Whether it’s a book I’m reading, a dish I’ve cooked, a show that’s lifted my spirits, a nurturing touch that’s become a favorite, or a home piece that’s adding peace to my space, I hope this weekly post gives you a little boost of positivity as we head into the weekend. Let’s take a moment to gather, reflect, and find grace in the ordinary.

A Moment to Savor
This week, I took an extra moment to enjoy my morning coffee, letting the warmth wrap around me like a hug. In the stillness, I found peace. Life moves fast, but there’s something about a quiet cup that reminds me to slow down and just be.

What I’m Reading
Lately, I’ve been revisiting The Road to Le Papillon by Shannon Ables. I’ve read all three of her books and loved them so much that I’m diving back in. This one is structured as a day-to-day guide, and I often find myself reading several days at once. It’s filled with gentle wisdom and reminders that joy can be found in life’s simplest moments. If you’re looking for something to bring a little light to your day, I highly recommend it!
I typically read a mix of books—for both wisdom and enjoyment. Next on my list is Liberation by Imogen Kealey, inspired by the true story of World War II’s greatest heroine. I’m excited to start this one, as I’ve always been drawn to stories set during this time period. I can’t wait to share my thoughts with you soon!

Nature’s Blessing
Spring is gently making its presence known. This week, I spotted fresh buds on the trees and heard the sweet songs of birds returning, adding their joyful melody to the warm breeze. I’ve also been enjoying a peaceful moment watching the birds dining at the Birdsong Café—what I affectionately call the bird feeder outside my window. It’s such a simple pleasure to see them flitting about, a reminder of nature’s gentle rhythm. I find peace in these little moments, as if nature is reminding me to pause and take in the beauty around me. Nature, in its own way, teaches us the beauty of renewal and patience.

Something to Enjoy
Over the past few weeks, I’ve had the pleasure of watching a couple of shows that really lifted my spirits. The return of Sweet Magnolias for its 5th season was such a treat. It’s a light-hearted series that, while it doesn’t shy away from the characters’ struggles, it presents them in a way that doesn’t feel heavy. The people of Serenity feel like old friends!
I’ve also been watching The Chosen, which has been deeply moving and impactful. While it’s an uplifting portrayal of Jesus and His journey with the Apostles, it doesn’t shy away from the immense sacrifice and the challenging moments of His story. It’s an incredibly powerful show that has opened my heart to a deeper understanding of His life, and each episode leaves me reflecting on both His love and the very real suffering He endured. It’s a beautiful mix of inspiration and reverence, and I can’t wait for the next season!
Some stories just have a way of deepening our understanding and lifting our spirits, don’t they? What have you been watching lately?

A Taste of Comfort
Living in Florida, I usually skip the warm comfort foods like soups and stews, but when we had a brief cool spell, I couldn’t resist making Taco Soup. It was the perfect cozy dish for that rare chilly day, and just what my soul needed. Since my daughter sticks to her chicken nuggets and pizza, this is a solo treat for me, but it’s super simple and comforting if you’re in the mood for something hearty. Here’s the recipe if you’d like to try it!
Taco Soup Recipe
Ingredients:

  • 1 lb ground beef (or turkey)
  • 1 onion, chopped
  • 1 packet taco seasoning
  • 1 can diced tomatoes (14.5 oz)
  • 1 can black beans, drained and rinsed
  • 1 can corn, drained
  • 1 can chili beans (optional)
  • 1 cup beef or chicken broth
  • 1 tsp garlic powder
  • Salt and pepper to taste
    Instructions:
  1. In a large pot, brown the ground beef (or turkey) with the chopped onion until fully cooked.
  2. Add the taco seasoning, diced tomatoes, black beans, corn, chili beans (if using), and broth.
  3. Stir everything together, add garlic powder, salt, and pepper, then bring to a simmer.
  4. Let the soup simmer for about 20-30 minutes, stirring occasionally.
  5. Serve with your favorite toppings, like shredded cheese, sour cream, or tortilla chips.
    Enjoy!

Nurturing Touches
As I’m embracing the changes in my skin at 47, I’ve been enjoying a rich face cream that feels like it’s giving my skin just what it needs. With the way my skin keeps evolving, I find myself reaching for more of the good stuff, and this cream is definitely a favorite. It’s amazing how nurturing the right products can feel at different points in life—especially when our skin changes and asks for more care and attention. I’m also trying a new skincare line, but I haven’t started using it yet, so I’ll have to update you soon!

Home & Heart
I’ve been adding a few new touches to my space lately. One of my recent additions is a cozy throw blanket for my couch, which is perfect for bringing a little extra warmth and texture to the room. I also introduced a beautiful glass oil diffuser with a refreshing mix of orange, lemon, and mint essential oils. This is new for me, as I’ve always been a candle girl, but I’m really enjoying how this diffuser fills the air with such an energizing, uplifting scent. It’s a lovely change, and the mix of citrus and mint is so recharging.

Grace & Gratitude
This week, I was reminded of the beauty in everyday connections. A kind word, a shared laugh, a moment of stillness—these are the real gifts. As we step into the weekend, may we carry grace in our hearts and gratitude in our steps.

I’d love to hear what has brought you joy and gratitude this week—let’s share in these simple joys together.

Thank you for being here!

Love & Gratitude,
Jenny

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