30 Days of Gratitude - Day 14

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Today I'm grateful for the clothes in my closet. It's easy to laugh thinking about how I always complain I have nothing to wear when the truth is my closet is bursting with clothes. I am so very grateful that I have clothes in my closet that I can argue with myself about matching and mismatching. I'm thankful for the sweaters that warm me in the winter and the tank tops I can wear in the summer. I'm thankful for all the clothes that keep me covered all year long. 

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