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12/24/2025

Some of my favorite Christmas memories are the ones you can still feel years later, around the dinner table with the people we loved most.

I think about those moments fondly, the big gatherings, the quiet mornings, the smells and sounds that felt like home. And for the ones we don’t get to sit next to anymore, we carry their memories with us in the ornaments on our tree, the stories we share, and the traditions we keep going. 

This season, I’m grateful for all of it…the joyous times, the silly moments, the bittersweet memories, and the people who shaped our Christmases past. May we honor them by holding onto the love, laughing a little louder, and remembering that even when someone’s gone, their presence lives on in our hearts. ✨ 
Merry Christmas everyone. ❤️

12/21/2025

Writing in a journal is one of the simplest ways to come home to yourself. It gives your thoughts a place to land, your emotions room to breathe, and your experiences meaning beyond the moment. On the page, clarity replaces overwhelm, self-awareness deepens, and small moments become lessons instead of passing by unnoticed. Over time, journaling becomes both a quiet refuge and a record of who you are becoming, proof that your story, in all its honesty, is worth preserving.

12/17/2025

Holiday traditions don’t have to be big to be meaningful.

Sometimes it’s the same recipe made every year, the walk after dinner, the story that gets told again and again—unchanged, but never old. These rituals root us. They remind us who we are and where we come from.

Traditions are how love learns to repeat itself.
And long after the season passes, they’re what people remember most.

What’s one small holiday tradition you’ll always carry with you?

12/17/2025

In the quiet moments of winter, we’re invited to come home to ourselves—gently, intentionally, and without apology. Returning to yourself is not an escape from life, but a way of reconnecting with the truth of who you are.