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Fresh today · Saturday, 27 June

New Wishes

A handful of wishes pulled from the cabinet this morning. Pick one up — copy, save it to your pinboard, or send it on.

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For grandparents: 'Thank you for every holiday you built — wishing you a peaceful one in return.'

For a neighbor: 'Hoping your December is as warm as your porch light.'

For a client: 'Wishing you a season of good news and easy quarters.'

Short version: 'Warmest wishes — see you on the other side of the calendar.'

Try: 'May your holidays be small, slow, and full of the people you'd answer the phone for.'

Here's one: 'Wishing you cold mornings, hot drinks, and a long enough nap.'

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Card-ready: 'Sending love, light, and the audacity to leave the dishes till morning.'

For coworkers: 'Hoping your break is real — phone off, away message lying for you.'

For a sibling: 'Wishing you a holiday with no group-chat drama and a working dryer.'

Try: 'May your December move at the pace of slow snowfall.'

Honest version: 'Holidays can be a lot — wishing you the easy parts in full measure.'

Family-wide: 'May the house be loud, the food be plentiful, and the leftovers strategic.'

Friend-tier: 'Hoping your season is half tradition, half improvisation, fully yours.'

Polite formal: 'Wishing you and yours a restful and meaningful holiday season.'

Cheeky formal: 'May your end-of-year reports write themselves and your out-of-office hold the line.'

Try: 'Sending you the kind of holiday that doesn't need a recap.'

Honest: 'Wishing you a December that feels less like a deadline.'

Religious-neutral: 'Hoping the season finds you well — however you mark it.'

For a long-distance friend: 'The miles don't change the wish — happy holidays, truly.'

Try: 'May your tree be crooked, your cookies overdone, and your mood unbothered.'

Card-closer: 'Warmly, gratefully, and with a slightly singed apron — happy holidays.'

For someone grieving: 'Holding you gently this season — no script, just thinking of you.'

Office-wide: 'Wishing the whole team a real break and a soft re-entry in January.'

Try: 'May your holidays be the version you keep meaning to have.'

Closing line: 'Until next year — with thanks, with warmth, with a full plate.'