
We have endured a summer of smoke and forest fires in BC unlike no other time. We have so much to be grateful for as fall rains come and cool the air and dampen parched soil. Although some homes were burned in our province we can be thankful that no lives were lost. As the fall gets in full swing and dark evenings come early, Canadian Thanksgiving approaches this week-end.
Many of us are gathering with our families, feasting and sharing our bountiful harvests. The heat that came this summer encouraged gardens and orchards to outdo themselves and they have graced our tables with ample food including beautiful apples, peppers, tomatoes, onions, garlic, squashes and carrots.

For those not spending time with families this week-end you might like to start a new book and curl up to read with a mug of tea and a
beeswax candle, just happy with some quiet time for yourself.
This week-end has been set aside as a time to experience and show gratitude. However you spend your time, may it bring you joy.
Happy Thanksgiving from the
Honey Candles staff! We would love to hear from you, what you are grateful for this year?
Second photo by Nicola Hum