Well. Here we are! It’s the end of the road for my December Cup o’ Kindness series. I hope you’ve enjoyed waking up to these “cups” every day in December, and I hope you’re feeling (somewhat more) fortified as we head into the new year. I decided to end this series off with a song I’ve been singing in my head from the very beginning . It’s not a well-known song, but one I particularly like . . . and one that is suited to the entire point, really, of my going on about filling our cups . . . so we can fill other cups.

The song is called We Are Each Other’s Angels, and while it was written by Chuck Brodsky, I know the song as it was performed by Sara Hickman . . . on a random CD I bought back in 2000. I like the themes . . . watching out for each other, taking care, offering support. Because . . . we really are “angels” for each other. Or we can be. And I think it’s time we do that (be “angels” for each other) in an intentional way as we move forward in the new year.

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Think of yourself as an angel.
We meet when it is time.

Sometimes you’ll stumble – sometimes you’ll just lie down
Sometimes you will get lonely – with all these people around

But we are each other’s angels – and we meet when it is time
We keep each other going – and we show each other signs…

Come.
Fill your cup.

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Thank you for being here with me this month. I appreciate your comments and your emails and your support . . . so very much.  Writing a blog post every day takes a lot of commitment and quite a lot of brain space. I’m tired. And ready for a little break now. I may throw out a post or two before the end of the year, though, to tie things up for 2024.

I wish you all a lovely holiday, however you celebrate these days at the end of the year. Keep taking deep breaths, my friends. Flex your kindness muscles. Fill your cup.