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sunshine is a wonderful thing

sunshine

 is a wonderful thing. I started writing this as a poem, but somehow the

site wouldn't let me. So , I guess it was meant to be a rant or an "essay".

That makes me laugh. After the dark winter, I couldn't seem to get warm

enough. Now that the sunshine is back, I appreciate every minute! It makes me happy just looking.

The wonderful thing about sunshine is that it gives without asking. And

if there are enough rainy, dark days, you sure appreciate the bright

warm breezes and how much nicer people are when the sun shines

down. People write alot about having a sunny attitude and it isn't easy

but worth it just to look back and remember that each day is something

to cherish and enjoy.

Keep the sunshine in you and be happy.


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Reviewed by Flying Fox Ted L Glines (Reader)
Reviewed on June 15, 2008
Right on, Katie - "each day is something to cherish and enjoy" - and we make it so. The alternative is not worth living.

Write on!

Ted

Reviewed by Lois Christensen
Reviewed on May 11, 2008
Yes, sunshine is nice in our life but we can make our own sunshine too on dreary days. Just be nice to people and do what you want to do. Everyone at church today was saying not looking forward to rain that is coming tomorrow. Weater is cooler than usual here in PA too. Oh well, take what weather comes, can't change it. Sunny days are ahead soon.

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