Beginning March 1, 2025, the United States Postal Service (USPS) is updating its regulations for shipping cremated remains—which includes human and animal ashes, keepsakes, and jewelry containing ashes
Loss of a loved one leaves empty spaces we can’t bear to part with. That’s why keepsakes—like cremation jewelry—can be so meaningful. They give us something tangible to hold onto in a world that seems to move on too quickly. In this post, we’ll explore how these small emblems help keep the memory of our loved ones alive—tucked not just in our hearts, but in our daily lives.
Some people leave such an impact on our lives that even when they’re gone, their presence never fades.
Maybe it’s the scent of their favorite cologne drifting through a crowd.
Maybe it’s the sound of their laughter echoing in a quiet moment.
Maybe it’s a simple object—a ring, a locket, a cherished emblem—held close to your heart, a reminder that love never truly leaves.
But what does it really mean to cherish someone? 💭
It’s more than just remembering—it’s carrying their presence with us every day, in the small moments, in the quiet reflections, in the stories we tell, and the lessons we live by.
Losing a pet can be incredibly painful. Pets aren’t just animals—they’re family, companions, and loyal friends who fill our lives with love, joy, and comfort. When they’re gone, the void they leave behind can feel overwhelming. In this expanded guide, I’ll share why your feelings are completely valid and offer small, intentional steps to help you find comfort as you navigate this difficult time.
There’s a quiet beauty in keeping a loved one’s memory woven into your everyday life. By creating small, intentional rituals, you can carry a piece of them with you—a gentle reminder that they’re never far.
The holidays always seemed brighter when Mom was here. The scent of vanilla and frosting would waft through the air as her laughter filled the kitchen. Her hands, always so sure and practiced, made baking look effortless. Now, three years after her passing, the holidays feel quieter, but the warmth she brought to them remains.
