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  1. Akaisha Kaderli
    Akaisha Kaderli at |

    Colleen, another wonderful post and I drank in your photos. Such calm and reflection they triggered in me. You have a gift. Thank you for writing and sharing your life.

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  2. Catherine
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    It sounds snug and cosy. After months in a trailer you must appreciate some home comforts.

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  3. Patricia Dawn Robertson
    Patricia Dawn Robertson at |

    Colleen…I love the Hope & A Prayer photo. It’s gorgeous. And, yes, isn’t it great to have a bathtub after trailer travels? It’s the little things that provide solace in our day to day lives. Enjoy your new digs. They look lived in already. I’m sipping a cup of green tea while 14 year-old Laddie enjoys his puffy NEW dogbed and Grant prepares the truckbox to source wood and seed garlic with a lady in Prince Albert this afternoon. I intend to stay home and putter. Don’t you just love this time of year? It’s all about settling in for the winter and getting cosy. Much happiness and peace to you in your new dwelling. Patricia

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  4. Gwen
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    So happy that you’ve landed, even if temporarily. It’s just all part of this bigger journey we’re all on, right? You sound warm and comfy and ready for the next chapter. I know it will be a good one!

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  5. Diane
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    Glad you’re back. Your place looks great.

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  6. Mary Ediger
    Mary Ediger at |

    Lovely post. The new home already has your personality and charm. What a blessing to be snug and content after such an epic journey. I totally get the happy traveling and happy home feeling. I am having my coffee here with you. Thanks for this.

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  7. Joan Bowers
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    Not sure why but I feel very happy that you have come home, even if it may be temporary, or not for long. Wallow in sitting still, warm and dry for now.
    Peace, Joan B

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