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Seeking a way in the world that is abundant, loving and grace-filled, by Carol Ann Siciliano

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March 16, 2019April 27, 2019Carol Ann Siciliano4 Comments on A Cozy Place, a Comfy Chair

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A year ago, Kevin and I savored Mexico. This year my delights are closer to home.

I celebrated the Lunar New Year by looking at photos like this from my visit to #Hanoi in 2018. I feature more photos in today’s post on Fashioned For Joy (link in my profile). Here’s one Delight I shared for Valentine’s Day:

This heron figures in one of the Delights I posted today in my blog Fashioned For Joy (link in my profile). Here’s what I wrote:

A winter delight featured in my blog Fashioned For Joy (link in my profile). I post a collection of delights each week. Here’s one: February 3: How I love my nandina, enchantingly named heavenly bamboo. Perhaps we’re lucky they don’t travel well to our vases. Their colors are so splendid right where they are.

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