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January: An orange for health and simple joys.February: A Labrador

for love and loyalty.March: Cheesecake to savor sweet moments.

April: A “prison sentence” as a playful caution.May: An engagement ring for love and commitment.June:

Nothing, to value intangible blessings.July: Pizza for simple pleasures.

August: A trip to the Bahamas fo relaxation. September: A car for freedom

an excitement.October: Coal for humor and reflection.November:

Wine to toast with loved ones.December: Nothing, to embrace

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