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Our Stuff. Give Thanks. - A Message from Darryl and Jane Glenn

Updated: 5 days ago

There’s something truly wonderful about taking a moment to appreciate the material things we have. Yes, the stuff we own. In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it’s so easy to get caught up in the desire for more, but when we pause and reflect, we realize how blessed we already are. Our personal belongings, whether large like a home or small like that coffee mug we sip from every morning, are treasures that add comfort, joy and meaning to our lives.


Think about that Pittsburgh Steelers sweatshirt you rush to put on every time the team's victory is hanging in the balance, or the old recliner where you watched more late night shows than you can remember- and with no volume - rocking your child to sleep on restless nights. These aren’t just things—they’re reminders of who we are, what we value, and the beautiful moments we've shared with others. Our homes are full of these little pieces of happiness. Every time we open a drawer or walk through a room, we are surrounded by the memories attached to the things we've collected over time.


And what makes our stuff even more special is the ability to share it with others. When we give something we love there’s an emotion from giving that fills our hearts, knowing that our possessions are not just for our own enjoyment, but can bring happiness or even hope to someone else. In the end, it’s not about how much we have, but how much we give and appreciate what we already have. Gratitude fills our hearts, and sharing spreads that joy like a ripple effect. The more we give, the more our lives are filled with love, connection, and the simple joy of knowing we are part of something bigger than ourselves.


Darryl and Jane Glenn wish you a safe and blessed Thanksgiving week. Second Heaven Strategies specializes in Family mediation and personal coaching in the areas of family, property and work.



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