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December 7, 2025 – 19 Days until Christmas Theme: The Importance of Making Friends and Maintaining Friendships during Difficult Times Today’s Story: Au Café des Platanes Friends as Chosen Family The air outside the Café des Platanes smelled like caramelised sugar, finest dark roast coffee, and old radiators working overtime against the sudden cold. A …
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High-Functioning Burnout Symptoms Are Easy to Miss when you’re still “holding it together”: A doctor’s guide to rebuilding after burning bright for too long. Additional feature: High-Functioning Burnout Symptoms at Christmas: Why this season reveals the cracks in your carefully constructed coping mechanisms What this is: A clear-eyed look at the specific type of burnout … cla...
December 6, 2025 – 19 Days to Christmas A Christmas Gift A Christmas Story: The Spa Day That Went Sideways For Lesley By the time Claire Dubois signed her divorce papers on December 18th, she felt as if she had spent five years inside a malfunctioning emotional blender—one of those noisy, lid-jumping contraptions with several …
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December 5, 2025 – 20 Days to Christmas Relocation to Paris Today’s Story: Priya’s Paris Relocation The moment Priya stepped into the “3ème Soirée Annuelle de Networking & Canapés de Noël”—an event title that sounded like a hostile takeover of her free time, now with added French pretension—she knew she’d made a mistake. The Marais …
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December 3, 2025 – 22 Days to Christmas Today’s Story: Elsie’s “Mistake.” Château de la Garde had rough-hewn limestone walls that rose from the damp earth like a sleeping giant. Elsie pulled her wool scarf higher, the fabric scratching her chin. Her instincts, which usually guided her safely to the nearest quiet corner with a …
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