New Year!

from The Woman Today Feb/Mar 2019

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the kids have convinced me and “naughty is the new nice.” while…but then realized they are just itself is a valuable lesson. Little light-hearted banter would turn into family New Year’s Day party. is an opportunity to set new upcoming year. This year, thanks angle – rebranding! We looked be; for some it was ways to it was learning new hobbies honing in some areas of your family’s interests, this issue of you covered with valuable your hopes, goals, and/or

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