Month: December 2021

  • I don’t know about you, but I’m feeling 2022.

    We are mere days away from 2022 and everywhere I am hearing people’s trepidation over the upcoming year. “No one claim this your year,” they say. “Tip toe in quietly, be good, be respectful. Don’t touch anything.” Or, “Before I agree to 2022, I’d like to read the terms and conditions.” Those quotes are comical…

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  • Ways to Slow Down and Soak in the Christmas Season

    It’s crazy that we’re already half-way through December! Somehow the holidays seem to fly by every year, and I find myself longing to soak them in. I want to make sure I don’t miss the beauty of this Advent season amidst all the hustle and bustle. Each year, I make a personal to-do list for…

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