A Blessing ~ Good Wishes

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May you remember the blessings of 2013.

May your memories be viewed through the eyes of compassion, love & forgiveness.

May your be heart fill with love as you move toward the new year.

May a freshness enliven your heart.

May joy sweep in and replace any sorrow.

Know you are loved.

Much love, Karen <3

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