Making Time for Love This Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving reminds us that life is not just about the tasks we complete, the emails we send, or the errands we tick off. It’s about the people who make life richer...the family who knows our stories, the friends who know our hearts, the partners who still see us even when we don’t see ourselves anymore.

In the rush of our daily lives, love is not always intentional. It’s easy to assume it’s always there. But love, connection, and gratitude flourish when we pause, look up from our phones, and really show up.

Small actions matter: a touch, a kind word, eye contact, or even recalling one meaningful memory. These moments are the building blocks of lasting connection.

Why not consider taking a moment to share a memory or tell a story from the past, name something you appreciate about someone at the table, sit quietly together, or even remember loved ones who are no longer with you—note how their presence lives on in your hearts. Small gestures like these are the building blocks of lasting connection.

This Thanksgiving, make time—not just for turkey or traditions, but for each other. Laugh. Share a memory. Sit quietly together. Notice not just what is said, but what is felt. Let the presence of those you care for be enough.
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Because life’s greatest gift isn’t what’s on the table...it’s who surrounds it. And nurturing these connections, day by day, is the secret to a life full of love.

Happy Thanksgiving,
Lydia