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Day 238: Threads of Silver

I looked in the mirror today at my hair free of product as the wind was picking it up, rather unattractively I must say, and saw threads of silver.  I know most people try to cover up their threads of silver but I am proud of them...and yes, grateful for them. Hey I've worked hard for these threads that are a symbol of life experience, parenting, marriage, relationships, settling into my own skin, etc. I'm a firm believer in what Proverbs says about these threads of silver. I'm grateful for all of the life that has brought me these threads of silver and I wear them proudly.

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