discovering hula hoops and joy in the middle of the street.
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“there is no such thing as the pursuit of happiness, but there is the discovery of joy.”
-joyce grenfell
Jun11
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
Perfect! Huge smile, Beth. Have a magic weekend 🙂
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you too, ryan –
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My mother said as a child she would play with the hoops from wooden barrels – long before the hula hoop was ‘invented’.
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I’ve seen photos but never knew anyone who did that )
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Now that’s fun!!
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Uninhibited
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I enjoy seeing this brand of street hoops, Beth1
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A very different take on hoops in your world)
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Wonderful Beth ❤
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💃
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It reminded me of when I was a kid and try to do hoops. Not good. LOL
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Wonderful!
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thanks, lucy –
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I believe the mass of men and women waste a lot of time chasing happiness until they stop to count their blessings and discover joy in their gratitude. Thank you for the reminder, Beth.
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so true, russ –
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There is joy in contentment which also comes with an attitude of gratitude.
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exactly –
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Children have all the answers. Sometimes they help us to see them too.
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absolutely.
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I used to make my own hoops! 🙂
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cool!
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They were big and weighted. 🙂
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I am thankful every month on first Friday we have 2-3 street blocks cardoned off for monthly activities. One church brings hula hoops and bubbles, along with several coolers full of bottled water. They play regular music and don’t really preach, but they have fliers to take about their church. I have seen people approach to find out more. 🌈💫
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i love when they close the streets to make them pedestrian friendly – brings a sense of community
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It certainly does and your area is pedestrian friendly, in many ways!
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