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(1) Enjoying Looking Forward To Things

     I'm enjoying wearing my smart new clothes at the family dinner table.
     I'm looking forward to firm handshakes with my older brother again.
     I'm enjoying moving my body. I practice my tennis swing and rugby kick run-up.
     I'm looking forward to passing my new rugby ball around with my brother and nephew again.
     I'm enjoying grocery shopping with Dad.
     I'm celebrating my increasing freedom to travel and visit businesses again.
     I'm looking forward to sitting at the front of the bus again.
     I'm looking forward to public speaking face-to-face again.
     I'm relaxing at the optometrist making new computer glasses.
     I'm happy deploying my wealth to get a fast computer.
     I'm happily looking after my computer and backing up my data.


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