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I'm Lovin'...

*  Pirates' Booty Puff Corn
*  My iPhone (what in the world did I ever do without it?!)
*  Being competitive against my husband on Words With Friends (I always win Scrabble when we play, but the lapse between turns makes it difficult for me to focus and I make poor word decisions.)
*  The Wood Camera app on my phone that has way more filters and lenses than Instagram.  You can even straighten an image or add a vignette. 
*  The way Abby calls Caleb "Caleb Boy" and Matt "Daddy Matt."
*  The gratification of seeing students I work with in my position begin to understand material and improve their grades!
*  That I haven't been to Baltimore for a doctor's appointment for Abby since January 4th.  This is most certainly a record.  (Unfortunately, our streak ends next Tuesday!)
*  Manufacturer's coupons for International Delight's Iced Coffee.  I thoroughly enjoyed my iced mocha this morning.
*  Taking Abby to the (indoor) pool for her very first non-trach swim today!!!
*  That Caleb did his homework (a writing activity--sure to produce tears!) with Matt this week and did it without any complaining!  Woo hoo!

On this Valentine's Day, what are you lovin'?  Please share!




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Mary Lou said…
Julie....
Okay. I am so behind in commenting on this Blog, it is not even funny!! ;)
Those are all great things to love!! Especially Pirate's Booty puff corn!! Make it cheddar and I am coming over!! ;-D
--Raelyn

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