You Know the Grinch?
What if the grumpiest people you know—the ones who roll their eyes at holiday cheer or avoid Christmas parties like the plague—aren’t just buzzkills but real-life Grinches in need of a little Cindy Lou Who-style kindness? This season, as we cozy up to watch The Grinch for the hundredth time, let’s take a closer look at what’s behind all the grouchy exteriors we encounter and how even small acts of empathy can brighten someone’s holiday—and maybe even their heart.
Grace
This season has me searching for something more—something steady to hold onto amid the chaos. Between personal struggles, the weight of world events, and the unrelenting pace of the holidays, I’ve felt far from ‘fine.’ But in the midst of it all, a quiet thought has been taking shape: what if healing isn’t about fixing everything? What if it’s about finding space to breathe, to let go of what we can’t control, and to hold compassion—not just for others but for ourselves? If you’ve felt this too, this reflection might just be for you.
