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The Little Things That Remind Us: Finding Them in Everyday Moments

Por Jordan Colton  •   2 minutos de lectura

A small shrine with a picture and flowers of a loved one who passed on with a lit candle

It’s not always the big moments that bring them back to us.

Sometimes, it’s something small. Something ordinary. Something that stops us in our tracks and reminds us:

  • A familiar scent drifting through the air.
  • A favorite song playing in an unexpected place.
  • A phrase they always said, slipping from our own lips before we even realize it.

They may not be here, but in these little moments, we feel them again.

Why the Smallest Reminders Matter 

Grief doesn’t only come in waves—it comes in whispers.

  • The way we still make their coffee, just the way they liked it.
  • The scarf we pull out in the winter, the same one they always wore.
  • The split-second instinct to call them, before remembering we can’t.

We don’t have to try to remember them. They are already woven into our lives, appearing in ways we never expect.

And in those moments, we cherish them all over again.

How We Hold Onto These Everyday Reminders 

Sometimes, we long to hold onto these moments just a little longer.

  • A handwritten note, tucked safely in a drawer.
  • A voicemail, played on days when we miss them most.
  • cherished emblem, worn close, a tangible way to feel their presence.

These reminders don’t erase the pain of missing them—but they bring comfort. They remind us that love doesn’t vanish. It lingers in the details, in the smallest, quietest ways.

Turning Everyday Moments Into Acts of Love 

Instead of feeling only sadness when these reminders come, we can use them as moments of gratitude.

  • Saying their name when we think of them, instead of holding it in.
  • Smiling when we hear their favorite song, instead of turning it off.
  • Wearing a cherished emblem, a daily reminder that they are always close.

We can let these small moments be touch points—not just for grief, but for love, for appreciation, for the life they lived and the impact they had.

Because love isn’t just found in the past. It lives on in the present, in the details, in the little things we carry forward.

The Promise to Always Remember 

We don’t need to search for them. They are already here.

  • In the way we laugh like they did.
  • In the way we care for others, just like they taught us.
  • In the way we hold onto the little things, because they were never little at all.

We don’t just remember them—we cherish them, every single day.

Because love never fades. It simply finds new ways to stay.

Carry Their Memory, Every Day. 

What’s one small thing that always reminds you of someone you love?  Share in the comments below.

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👤 About the Author

Jordan Colton is the founder of Cherished Emblems, a cremation jewelry company dedicated to helping people honor the ones they love. Since 2018, Jordan and his team have helped over 17,000 families find comfort through beautifully crafted keepsakes designed to hold ashes, memories, and meaning.

A childhood cancer survivor, Jordan's early life experiences taught him the value of remembrance and the quiet strength it offers in hard times. His personal connection to grief and healing fuels the compassionate mission behind Cherished Emblems: to help others feel close to the people and pets they've lost, every single day.

With a background in marketing, and memorial design, Jordan brings both technical expertise and heartfelt purpose to everything he creates. What began as a response to the loss of a beloved family pet has grown into a trusted resource for families seeking comfort and connection through cremation jewelry.

Outside of work, Jordan enjoys exploring Oregon with his wife, cooking, and continuing to build a place that puts people first—especially those walking through grief.

Learn more at CherishedEmblems.com.

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