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Good morning. This is Laura. Welcome to the Before Breakfast Podcast. Today's tip is to consider lastminute get-togethers.

It is not always necessary to plan far in advance.

Sometimes, you can rally friends and family

to gather spontaneously

So longtime listeners know that I fully support planning ahead for things that are important to you

For people with busy lives, what we plan tends to happen.

Well, what we mean to do but don't get on the calendar

has a tendency to remain just a wish.

Sometimes though an opportunity for fun presents itself.

When that is the case there is no reason not to act on it right away.

If you have an idea for a get-together, don't wait for the perfect day with lots of notice.

Just try it.

For instance, if there is a big blizzard, and everyone around you is snowbound, make a pot of

chili and invite your neighbors over for supper. Or if you have a great hill in your yard, invite your neighbors over for sledding and hot chocolate.

If there is an unexpectedly beautiful early spring day, text a few friends to see if they can come over for a cookout or suggest meeting up at a

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