Life may be a free‑to‑enter library, but those overdue moments always come knocking, usually right when you think you’ve got everything shelved neatly. Consider this your gentle reminder for the new year to share your joy, get plenty of rest, and protect your precious time so you don’t rack up emotional late fees.
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