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  February Newsletter - The Comfort of Enough Hello friend, February has a quieter voice than most months. There’s no great demand to begin again, no expectation to shine or bloom just yet. The days are still short, the air is still cool, and life seems to move at a more forgiving pace. And in many ways, that’s a gift. This month reminds us that life doesn’t need to be in full bloom to be meaningful. There is comfort in ordinary days. In familiar routines. In the simple rhythm of getting up, making tea, taking a short walk, and settling back into the warmth of home. These moments may not look remarkable from the outside, but they hold a steady kind of nourishment. Enough sleep. Enough warmth. Enough food, enough quiet, enough connection — or enough solitude. After 60, many of us carry an unspoken pressure to keep up. To stay relevant. To appear busy, interesting, or capable at all times. But that pressure can quietly drain the joy from everyday life. If you’ve ever felt that weight...

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