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November 2025: Gratitude

Welcome to November!

This month's theme is "Gratitude". There won't be a formal newsletter this month because I ran out of time preparing for our Thanksgiving trip to Belize (see happy traveling boys).

For the rest of the month, I'd encourage you to spend each day noticing the little things around you that bring you joy - feeling grateful for these glimmers will bring you to the present moment and create an overall sense of well being.

Some example glimmers could be a squirrel nibbling on a berry, a curious pup, a funny joke, a tasty treat, birds chirping - each little thing adds up.

I'm grateful that you subscribe to my newsletter. Enjoy the rest of November - more to come next month!

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