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Good morning. This is Laura. Welcome to the Before Breakfast podcast.

Today's tip is to refresh a tradition. Doing the same thing every year can be comforting,

but can also become mindless over time. Giving a tradition a little upgrade can keep the comfort

while making the meaning more profound. This week, many people are celebrating Christmas,

or at least they are gathering with family. The holiday season features many traditions,

things we always do because we have always done them. I am a big fan of such continuity.

Continuity can make ordinary actions feel profound. However, almost anything can become about

going through the motions if we are not careful. If you find yourself feeling that way about

a holiday tradition, why not consider giving it a refresh? Ask if there is a tweak you could

incorporate that would make it more meaningful or sustainable. For instance, if you have had holiday

dinner at one person's house every single year, you might still go there, but have everyone

bring a dish instead of relying on one reliable but perhaps tired cook. Or you can nominate a new

co-host to lift some of what has become a burden without completely changing the location.

If you go to the same Christmas Eve service each year and your church offers multiple options,

maybe you could try out a different time. Seven o'clock instead of the midnight mass if you would

like to go to sleep. Or maybe the kids are now old enough that you could go to the midnight service

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