The photo is there in the hatbox, evidence that all the people I love best in the world were once in the same house, at the same time, healthy and whole, celebrating the season together.
In "A Small Indiscretion," Jan Ellison reflects on the warmth of family and togetherness through a cherished photograph stored in a hatbox. This image serves as a tangible reminder of a moment when those she loves were all gathered in one place, sharing joy and health during a festive season.
The quote encapsulates the nostalgia and emotional significance of that time, highlighting the importance of connection and the joy of shared experiences. It underscores how such memories, preserved over time, can evoke feelings of happiness and completeness in one's life.
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