78. A green lawn, cared for very lovingly by my husband.
77. The innocence and trust of a baby.
76. Garden tomatoes!
75. Realizing how fast life goes and wanting to not waste it.
74. Memories and stories from our neighbor born in 1925.
73. Time to think, time to rest, time to be, time to cook dinner without rushing.
72. Tylenol for infants that makes their sadness less sad after painful immunizations.
71. Stretches with tiny hands and little arms.
70. Coos, smiles and conversations from a 2-month old.
69. That incredibly great feeling of knowing, without a doubt, that you are right where you are supposed to be - that the boundary lines of life have fallen in really, really good places.
