These are my new $3 Walmart sunglasses that I recently purchased on sale. It's the little things, ya know. A few days ago I needed to run a quick errand. I hopped in my husband's car instead of mine because of where it was parked in the driveway. Traveling down the road headed toward the sun I reached for the place where I normally grab my sunglasses in my car. I realized my husband had no sunglasses in his car. I squinted and held my hand up, lamenting that the sun was in my eyes most of the way there and back. I was talking to myself and really didn't care if anyone noticed. As I returned from my errand and turned the corner onto our street, I touched my head and suddenly realized that my sunglasses had been there the whole time. I had taken a bike ride that morning and when I came inside the house, I pushed my sunglasses on top of my head and forgot about them. The point is this. Sometimes we complain about the lack of something and fail to realize, we
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