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My mother's favorite flower was a daisy which always seemed strange to me growing up but now I see that it is a flower that symbolizes motherhood.
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baby, baby shower, family, new baby, parenthood
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I loved hearing you tubers enthusiastically using this phrase to describe what they saw in the future for cryptocurrency. I often repeat it myself.
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a huge success, big increase in popularity, rapid rise in value
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On a trip to Amelia Island I passed a beautiful old house with antique merry-go-round horses wrapped around the porch and instantly knew I would like to live here.
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antique wood horse, carrousel, country fair amusement
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When I was growing up our neighbors had planted literally hundreds of daffodils between our houses and one of the happiest times of the year was when they began springing up.
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garden, hope, renewal, spring flowers, yellow
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My daughter who lives in Charleston, South Carolina has gotten to know a lot about that historic city by searching for remnants of glass and pottery in the empty lots near her.
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charleston, found pottery, hobby, pieces of history, south carolina
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My daughter, who lives in Charleston, South Carolina, spends hours in empty lots brushing away earth and discovering pieces of pottery and glass below the surface.
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Self realization is getting to the point where the things that you want are materialized for (4) you (U) rather than happening to (2) you (U).
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love yourself, motivation, realization, self care
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Mudlarking is seeking carefully for lost bits of the past buried below the surface of the earth. The words here placed over a labyrinth design which also symbolizes a moving search.
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A professor I admired said this in a lecture and I could not stop thinking about it. Today single words can be repeated thousands of times and actually change lives.
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A simple drawing a cake with three candles topped with heart flames to celebrate a child turning three, a business opened three years ago, a relationship lasting for three years, etc.
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Poor Londoners in the 18th and 19th century searched for bits of metal on muddy river banks hoping to sell what they found. Today what was then called mudlarking has turned into the hobby of searching for historical treasures.
