Stocking Stuffers
The stocking hung by the hearth is the oldest small tradition of Christmas morning, and the things tucked inside it are remembered far longer than their price would suggest. A bookmark that marks a well-loved page for years. A bar of soap that scents a whole drawer. A little sign that ends up on a kitchen windowsill and stays there.
Everything gathered here is small enough to slip into a stocking and meaningful enough to be kept. Leather bookmarks and wind chimes, pillow mists and rose water toners, tea assortments and honey from the rainforest, rustic signs and notepad sets, keepsakes made by hand.
Fill them generously. These are the gifts opened first, in pajamas, before the coffee is even poured.
"Every good and perfect gift is from above." — James 1:17
