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I recently read about the 365 Project that was started by someone who was having difficulty with depression I think.. she took a photo everyday for a year of something that she was grateful for/enjoyed etc
I was wondering if we could do something like that on here, share a picture/ describe something... about something that we are grateful for each day with a little comment.. for instance
Mods... would this be ok?!?
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MaggieSenior Contributor
I haven’t heard of that one @Ant7 really lovely.
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Ant7Senior Contributor
Hi everyone this is my day 34 photo it is of the big house at the top of the hill in the middle. We had parked in front of the house 2 years earlier when we were in Tasmania and at the time it was for sale and my wife really liked it but it was a bit to expensive and then we would have had to find jobs and so on. When I Wes booking accommodation for the trip I found that the new owners had bought it and made it into a B&B so I booked it as a surprise for my wife. The new owners said we were one of the first to book in and were excited to meet us cause it was a booking from 6 months out. My wife told them the story and they spent an hour showing us through the house and chatting with us. It was a great way to finish a holiday 💜
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Ant7Senior Contributor
Hi everyone this is my day 35 photos. Samson is the old Rotie when we left for our trip he had a small lump in his mouth when we got back home it was about the size of a twenty cent piece we took him to the vet and were told that he only had a few weeks to live and to keep hi comfortable. We were in shock less than a week after we had to have our other dog put down. The other dog is Diesel he is the dog I said I didn’t want for five years but when it all happened I caved in and got another puppy and I am glad I did. He has grown in to be a great dog 💙
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
how old is Diesel now @Ant7 
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MaggieSenior Contributor
@Ant7 That’s really tough. Diesel looks like he’s a happy boy.
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Ant7Senior Contributor
Hi everyone this is my day 35 photos. Samson is the old Rotie when we left for our trip he had a small lump in his mouth when we got back home it was about the size of a twenty cent piece we took him to the vet and were told that he only had a few weeks to live and to keep hi comfortable. We were in shock less than a week after we had to have our other dog put down. The other dog is Diesel he is the dog I said I didn’t want for five years but when it all happened I caved in and got another puppy and I am glad I did. He has grown in to be a great dog 💙
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Ant7Senior Contributor
@Shaz51 He is 3 now Samson was nearly 14
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Ant7Senior Contributor
@Maggie Yeah he is a very happy boy and very silly lol
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
not a puppy anymore @Ant7 and keeping samson young xx
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Ant7Senior Contributor
Hi everyone this is my day 36 photo it is of an owl that landed on the roof of my shed. Seeing things like this makes me happy that there is still natural wild things in our back yard ❤️
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