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Diamonds, there may be someone who needs encouragement today.  Perhaps someone in the next cubicle or classroom might need a hug or a friendly smile.  There maybe someone that needs prayer and they need to know that God loves them and you can intercede on their behalf.  There maybe someone that has lost a loved one, purchase them a card.  Either way, there are many ways to make a difference in the life of someone today, so don't be selfish, extend yourself a little further than your own personal space.  God loved you in order that you give your love to someone who is in need of it today....everyday!

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