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I was in a garden shop the other day and I came across some these really cute little lights,

solar lights. And I was looking at the different styles they had and I thought these are so cute

and I have the perfect place to put these lights. There's a place at our side back door.

When you walk out you begin to walk down this little path and you can't see anything

it's so dark. I don't have any electricity out there. So I thought these solar lights will be perfect

to place along that path so that we can see at night because I'm always stumbled and trying to

stay on the little path. So I took the lights, put them in the ground. It was a beautiful sunny day.

I thought these lights are going to power up. It's going to be amazing. I can't wait to take a walk

tonight. See how my lights are working. So I didn't say anything to Joel about it. But I said,

hey, let's go take a walk. So we went outside, started to go down that little path. I wanted to see if

he noticed my new lights. So as we started walking down the path, I realized my lights weren't working.

I didn't say anything to Joel because I didn't want him to know that I had put lights there and my

plan had failed. So I just kept walking down the path. But in my mind, I was so discouraged. I thought

I thought those lights were just going to work beautifully. They're solar lights. I thought,

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