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As I approach 60 my heart missed a beat when I read this this morning … I have ‘struggled’ for so long in this ‘fast’ world …. No more … slow blooming from now on … thankyou x

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Nov 7, 2022Liked by Anne Vally

❤️❤️

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Nov 7, 2022Liked by Anne Vally

Wonderful refreshment in my email box. Thank you.

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Nov 7, 2022Liked by Anne Vally

Sweet sharing about your self , thank you for all you say and do to make this a better world ! I’m with you !🥰🥰🥰. G.

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Nov 6, 2022Liked by Anne Vally

Slow bloomer here, too, feeling all the feels. It feels traitorous to say so, but I miss the early months of lockdown when it really did seem like the planet might tip toward slow and gentle. Thank you for your Sunday letters. Everyone goes right to my heart. ❤️❤️❤️

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Nov 6, 2022Liked by Anne Vally

I can relate to so much of this post. My younger adult life was nothing but chaos, and all I've wanted is some grounding and slowness. I've had to scale back before when I've tried to exist bigger than what works for me. The pandemic has reshaped what my life looks like, and for me, small and slow is functioning and content.

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Nov 6, 2022Liked by Anne Vally

This is exactly what I needed this morning. Thank you.

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Nov 6, 2022Liked by Anne Vally

I Love the thoughts that goes into these letters. They are my regular Sunday morning inspiration.

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Nov 6, 2022Liked by Anne Vally

I too am a slow bloomer. I will be pondering your words this week.

Thank you for sharing, Anne!

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Nov 6, 2022Liked by Anne Vally

Annie I love you! But you already know that.

Also I love slow bloomer. Makes me think of those rare flowers that bloom slowly and people watch and wait and once it blooms it takes everyone’s breath away with its beauty.

I also love it for practical reasons for I told several of my nephews to not waste time and money on college if they were not ready for it. Go work, pay bills, and develop a work ethic. This will serve them well in life as they will have years more worth of experience over their peers and save more money/get raises before the peers show up. But also college is all about being self driven and I feel that for most people that is developed by going to work, and paying bills on time. When it’s all on you!

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