Welcome @Carrie Carl to the porch. Please pull up a chair and tell us about yourself.

Today’s Porch Light Letters came from a simple act of sorting and packing for the move. But the lesson goes deeper than cardboard and tape. Every box is a decision about what we carry forward and what we release. In this episode, we share how packing mirrors life transitions, why letting go lightens more than just our load, and how legacy shows up in both what we keep and what we leave behind. Reflection for you: If you were “packing” for your next chapter, what three things, tangible or intangible, would you make sure to bring? Click the link below to watch the replay.

Grief is not linear. It circles, surprises, and stirs us when we least expect it. Tonight’s Porch Light Letters explores how grief’s return is not weakness, but a reflection of love’s persistence. We covered: - Why grief revisits us - How memories carry both ache and gratitude - The importance of rituals and reminders - How to keep carrying love forward Click the link below for the replay

Tonight’s Porch Light Letters episode explored how even the smallest acts of kindness ripple outward. A smile, thoughtful feedback, or a helping hand can extend far beyond us, often shaping lives in ways we’ll never know. Watch the replay below Reflection question for you: When was the last time someone’s kindness created a ripple in your life?

Tonight we talked about the unseen ties that hold us together, the invisible threads of love, memory, and belonging. Please click the link below to see the replay.