As we approach 'the holidays' we are gearing up for those memories and traditions we hold near and dear. Anyone who reads this newsletter knows that we struggle with the vortex that this season can bring - we are continually trying to hone the things about it that we love, and shed the parts about it that we loathe.
But this week's words of wisdom reminds us of family. In Taylor's, it is common practice that nobody will ever take the last bite of dessert. We can split that last bite in half 100 times over without ever claiming the last morsel. It might be silly, but it always makes us laugh to see how far we can stretch it - and we always love a lingering meal and the stories told round the table into the night - even if we've heard them 100 times before.
Do you have any holiday traditions? Which ones are you looking forward to most? And which do you hope that shed this year? We are always curious to know.
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