this post was submitted on 08 Jan 2026
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If there's people I care about but hardly stay in touch with, they usually get my annual greetings over the holidays. During Christmas or New Year's I go through my contacts and just pass along wishes to everyone I care about. Often they answer and use the chance to catch up about the year. It served me well. Maybe using such an annual opportunity helps you, too.
Yeah that's great and I used to do similar as they'd often reach out to me during that time as well. I also think its useful for people to find tools that help them all year round if they wanted to reach out more than just once a year