Its funny how some traditions come about in life. This dawned on me when my husband gave me my usual birthday gift of an Easter Egg. Now I know this seems strange to most people when they ask me what my husband got me for my birthday. But to me its the most romantic thing ever because he still remembers something that he started many years ago when we first got together.
That got me thinking about just how special Traditions are - weather they be birthday traditions, christmas traditions or just family traditions in the household. They are things that we do with people we love to remember just how special it was the very first time it came about - the history, the feelings around it and the stories of the ones before are what make us keep them close to heart.
But sometimes, due to no fault of their own, traditions die. I know this sounds sad and morbid but it is the reality of human nature and the changes that come with time. The most common cause is mostly because some have become outdated and old school to the next generation and they find it boring or mundane ... and sometimes we just forget that we care.
Society, social change, even money can be a few reasons why Traditions fade off into oblivion, never to be seen or heard of again. Sometimes they are forgotten because someone significant has moved on, or passed away and some just simply may have run their course and died a natural death.
Whatever the reason may be, I challenge you to think about the Traditions in your life, the ones you may have had as a kid, or ones that you may have created along the way in your life. Try to remember the exact moment it became a tradition in your life and breath some fire back into it for your children, your nieces/nephews - or anyone new in your life.
You never know, you may start a few new Traditions along the way :)
Peace & Love xx
