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Tag: optimism

glass half full
April 2, 2018May 30, 2018 Shawn Youngblood

Progress rolls uphill.

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#girldad #love #littlehands
We have a #DaddyDaughterDance on the weekly at home (and a "but daaaaaad" almost on the daily), but the moms at #Maclay go above and beyond to make this one day a year super special and sooo picture worthy. So proud of my #middlelittle. Smart, funny, and so beautiful. You make my heart swell, #Skyebug. I love you and your sisters more every day. Thank you, #MPO for another great date night! ❤
It took way longer to finish the second half, but I finally reached that goal set back in April. My 2019 saw 100 runs and 500 miles! Feels great, looking forward to 2020! #running #youvstheyear2019 #dadbod
St Jude 5k, great run with the fam!
Pretty on pink.

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