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anymore because they are teenagers, then please stop pestering them. That just adds more stress to the family get together. It’s OK to let some things go to make room for new traditions to take their place.


Sprout A New Personal Tradition To Con- nect With Your Inner Child


“There’s nothing sadder in this world than to awake Christmas morning and not be a child.” ~ Erma Bombeck


This year, capture the joy of the season


by creating a new tradition that connects you with your inner child. It’s easy to get busy with shopping, baking, decorating, and cleaning house. Yet we forget to sched- ule in fun. What tradition would recapture the


child-like wonder of the season for you? Is it sledding or building a snowman? Mak- ing a handmade ornament? Or perhaps writing a letter to Santa, God, or the Uni- verse, believing that all your wishes will come true? Start a new personal tradition that lights you up this season.


Cultivate Non-Perfection


“If you can’t wrap Christmas presents well, at least make it look like they put up a good fight.” ~ Author Unknown


Instead of holding yourself to an im- possible expectation of everything going perfectly this season, revel in your imper- fections. Don’t just allow them begrudg- ingly; look for them and enjoy them to the fullest!


Did your cookies come out as one big blob? Break them into large pieces, dip one side in frosting, and proudly serve them. Post them on Instagram. Who knows? You may start a new holiday cookie sensation. This holiday season let your mantra


be, “What would be more fun?”. Let that be your guide when faced with choices on your focus, time, energy, and money. Reclaim your child-like wonder this


season by playing in your life’s garden with your own personal holiday garden elf, your inner child. Thank you for allowing me to be your


Donna Burick, BCC


Master Gardener this year. I have enjoyed teaching you how to grow all the good things you want to reap in your life. I wish for you a holiday season filled


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Dixon & Associates Therapy Services


We look at each patient as a unique individual, not a diagnosis. Personal attention is what our success is based on,


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