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Laetitia Maklouf

Superficial things going on in my home and garden, and in my head...absolutely none of it important.

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Five Good Things

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Five Small Lessons

A few things I’ve been thinking about this week, and the lessons I’ve taken from them (in bold).

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Falling well.

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I Went There...

….to see the tapestry.

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Getting Soft

Adding softness

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