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Posted by Dave 2N on September 27, 2006 at 16:07:28 from (74.32.146.159):
In Reply to: Simple things posted by Grub0927 on September 27, 2006 at 08:46:31:
Yup, the little things are the most important things but one has to come to this realization over time and hopefully, with no problems along the way. I had some things to do this afternoon and evening but our two year old grandson was here for the evening so guess what? I sat in a chair out in front of the shop and watched him until my wife hollered "Time to wash hands." Didn't turn a wrench nor get anything done that I had planned but came into the house with a whole lot of peace and satisfaction from watching Wyatt play while I enjoyed the beautiful September view across the valley. What I wanted to get done tonight will get done tomorrow--maybe. But nothing can replace that time I spent with Wyatt tonight.
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