“I am grateful for what I am and have.
My thanksgiving is perpetual.”
Henry David Thoreau
Being grateful for what we have and, most importantly, the people with whom we share our lives has been a constant theme in our home over the past year and a half. Slowly, we are welcoming our family and friends to celebrate the simple gifts this period of time has made us appreciate. More often than not, we find ourselves relying on nature and her open spaces for these gatherings. Whether on our porch at home or on the beautiful trails, bike paths, and waterways of the Corridor, we have reinvented what it means to gather together.
