01
Mar
I am Choosing to Forget What I am Remembering
Imagine running through the airport with your backpack to get to your gate. The cabin door is closing in five minutes. You are light. You easily make it on to the plane with time to spare. Now imagine you are making your way through JFK with the same backpack. In addition, you’ve got two rolling bags, a duffle, and your friend’s luggage too. There are no carts available. You are running late. You refused to check your bags. You didn’t tell your silly friend that you cannot possibly carry your own luggage, let alone theirs, which is their own burden to carry.
04
Dec
The Unspoken Overture of Solitude: Embracing Quietude in the Holiday Hustle
The final few months of each year, it is so easy to be swept up in a cacophony of festive frenzy, leaving little ...
04
Dec
The Harmony of Self-Care: Tuning Into Your Inner Symphony
As the world dons its festive attire and we brace ourselves for the final act of the year, there's a stirring wit...
04
Dec
Unwrapping the Present of Presence: The Gift of Your True Self
Do not forget yourself. The holiday season can often feel like a relentless surge of to-dos and obligations. Amid...
26
Oct
The Symphony of Green Celebrations: Crafting a Sustainable Holiday Legacy
As the crisp winter whispers tales of yore and the festive ambiance warms our souls, a deeper melody beckons—a ca...