🍂 The Quiet Season: Finding Calm Before the Holidays

Autumn trail at Theodore Wirth Park in Minneapolis covered in golden fall leaves, capturing the beauty of the Twin Cities season.

Before the sparkle and chaos of the holidays begins, there’s a small window that feels like magic.

The air turns crisp, the light softens, and the last of the leaves at Theodore Wirth Park drift to the ground like golden confetti.

It’s a reminder that beauty doesn’t always announce itself — sometimes it whispers.

This is the season for slowing down: for quiet walks, slow sips, and taking time to notice the simple things — like how the air smells after a morning frost, or how a handmade meal tastes when shared without hurry.

At The Gifted Haus, we believe creativity and gratitude live in those pauses. The moments between one season and the next — where time feels suspended, and life feels full.

So before the rush of wrapping paper and gatherings begins, take a breath. Step outside.

Savor the calm before the celebration.

Because this — this fleeting, peaceful moment — is the gift we forget to give ourselves.

May your days ahead be full of warmth, gratitude, and handmade joy.

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