How are you doing, really?

With the shadow of recent natural disasters, the aftermath of the election, and ongoing global conflicts, I wanted to take a moment to simply say hi, and see how you’re doing?

In times of chaos, it can be easy to overlook the little things—those small comforts that become significant when they’re gone.

In the days and weeks after Hurricane Helene hit our community of Asheville and beyond, I realized just how much I had taken for granted:

  • Running water for showers, baths, dishwashers & washing machines

  • Flushing

  • Cell service

  • Internet access 

  • Gasoline at the pumps

  • The ability to use my credit card

  • Electricity & fully charged devices

  • The joy of eating out

  • The convenience of ordering carryout

  • Grabbing a latte

  • Safe roads

While we’re still waiting for safe drinking water, it honestly feels like a small concern now that we can flush! 😄

As is enjoying my morning cuppa in the buzz of my local coffee shop–a simple joy and connection I had very much missed. 

Whether it’s the warmth of the sunshine, the comfort of a meal shared with loved ones, or the pleasure of a quiet evening at home, let this serve as a reminder that those little things are anything but little…

Take care of yourselves and each other.

With love,

Lisa

“Enjoy the little things in life, for one day you'll look back and realize they were the big things.” -Kurt Vonnegut