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Dear readers,

If I may, I would like to propose a toast for a New Year’s resolution – something that occurred to me, the day after.

I wish all of us more of the same:

 

More of the same good friends,

More of the same good health (at least to hold on to what we have),

And, more of the same love

 

May we always (no matter the circumstances) be truly blessed!

FP                                                                              fredparry.ca

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