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You don't realize...

...how great it is to have a voice until you can't use it for several days on end!

Funny how that works. We aren't thankful for things, until we experience what life is like without it! It was weird this week not being able to speak and trying to spare my voice. Whenever I would run to the store or anywhere where people are, I was always a bit scared that they would talk to me and I wouldn't be able to answer back! Thankfully, my voice is much better!! It's been a long healing process though!

Today, I really felt like I had all my energy back. I was able to do the normal Leslie craziness of getting lots done on a Saturday :) I even road my bike downtown! :) It was a beautiful, sunny day. My face has that sun-kissed feeling...we'll see if it's pink tomorrow!

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