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Oct 22, 2021Liked by Neeramitra Reddy

First thing I would like to pay my gratitude to the Almighty who provided me every thing and got through all ups and downs of my life. Now at age 91 I will get together my love ones to embrace them and tell them not to cry when I leave for good, instead celebrate my departure cheerfully.

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Oct 21, 2021Liked by Neeramitra Reddy

I too would work out but without hurrying through it because "I have so much to accomplish today" then I would walk my dog and enjoy the walk as much as he does; I would go to breakfast (I never take time for it) with a dear friend, then go home and spend the rest of the day just talking and eating with my sons and my husband. A day of no purpose. Sounds wonderful.

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Oct 21, 2021Liked by Neeramitra Reddy

play with the cats, visit my trees, watch the birds & squirrels in my yard, do some painting w/out having to cover the paints when finished (!), call my best friend (1000+ miles north) to tell him what's happening, so he'll call neighbor in the morning to deal with the leftovers here, drink some good scotch or wine, watch a DVD movie read myself to sleep, cats beside me. However, some more mysterious possibilities are coming up, better idea(s) which also wouldn't scare but would care for the cats . . . hmmmm . . . Oh, yeah, and cancel credit cards so online auto-ship junk wouldn't keep coming!!!! Yikes!

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