It was a warm, quiet afternoon, the kind of day where you take a breath and just appreciate the moment.I was out in the field, leaning against the truck, feeling the breeze in my hair, and thought it would be fun to send my husband a quick picture.Just something casual, nothing special. The truck looked good against the backdrop of trees, and I figured he’d appreciate the scenery. I snapped the picture, standing beside the truck, and sent it off without much thought. It was just a moment, a way to share a part of my day….
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