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Celebrate the Small Things!



Hi everyone, Jess here :)

I hope everyone is having a wonderful Friday. It's rainy here, but that's totally fine because I'm here to celebrate Talynn and I's mini-vacations this weekend! I'm off to Maine and she's celebrating a mini-vacation by the river. Never take the value of mini-vacations for granted. Even just a day away from everything is enough to rejuvenate, and I think I speak for both of us when I say it is much needed!

How about you? What are you celebrating today?

Talynn apologizes for missing the hop but promises she will visit as many blogs as she can over the weekend!



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  1. Mini-vacations are great! Both of you enjoy yours :)

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  2. Enjoy your mini vacation. So jealous.

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  3. Have a great time!

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  4. Have a wonderful mini vacation!!!

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  5. Mini Vacations are awesome! hope it was a good un ;)

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  6. A mini-vacation sounds like just the perfect break! We're getting ready to pack in a car for a 10 day road trip with our grown kiddos and I can't wait to have all that time with them!

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  7. A mini vacation sounds nice. I'm taking one to the stars tonight. :)

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  8. I'm hoping to plan a few mini vacations for my fiance and I this summer. They are definitely something to celebrate!

    Brandy's Bustlings

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  9. A mini-vacation sounds great. Hope you have a wonderful time. :-)

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  10. We just took a mini vacation too, and it was just what the doctor ordered. Relax, hiking, campfires, and s'mores.

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