At Auburn Mountainview, R.A.K.E. is nominating the Peterson family for The Wolf's (100.7, it's FANTASTIC country music, you should listen!) Christmas Wish. The day before Thanksgiving, Luke, a senior, fabulous wrestler, and the sweetest boy in the world, and his sister Stephanie, a sophomore, and their family, lost their apartment. The fire engulfed the entire unit, and they lost absolutely everything...and they didn't have much to start out with.
Along those same lines of bringing holiday cheer to people you may or may not know, I found this on the Warm 106.9 website (my mom listens to it, okay?! HA.). I know it's a little late to be starting it, but you can CERTAINLY choose random acts when they're convenient for you. Happy Holidays everyone!!
Tis' the season to get into the holiday spirit! What a nice way to spead the joy of the holidays by performing a Random Act of Holiday Kindness. You don't have to have a lot of money or a lot of time, just be creative and lead with your heart!
"Perhaps we're too embarrassed to change or too frightened of the consequences of showing that we actually care. But why not risk it anyway? Begin today. Carry out a random act of seemingly senseless kindness, with no expectation or reward or punishment. Safe in the knowledge that one day, someone somewhere might do the same for you." ~ Princess Diana~
November 20th: Tell a friend or family member how much you love them.
November 21st: Look up a new food item that you want to contribute to this year's Thanksgiving dinner.
November 22nd: Enourage someone today.
November 23rd: Adopt a 'family in need' at Christmas and have your department or work team create a magical Christmas for them.
November 24th: Plant a tree for the planet with friends or family.
November 25th: Read to a child today.
November 26th: Pick up litter as you walk home.
November 27th: Bring a cup of coffee or tea to a colleague.
November 28th: Put an anonymous supportive note on a family member's pillow
November 29th: Say "good morning" to everyone you work with today.
November 30th: Visit a friend you haven't seen in a while
December 1st: Buy flowers and place one on the desk of all your colleagues
December 2nd: Write a thank you note to someone special in your life.
December 3rd: Refrain from magnifying your small problems.
December 4th: Buy your pet a special treat and take them for a walk.
December 5th: Pass out cookies or candies to customers waiting in line.
December 6th: Let someone merge into the traffic line up you are in.
December 7th: Put money into an expired car.
December 8th: Have a "litterless lunch" today.
December 9th: Gather professional clothes at work and donate them to a 'dress for success' program which supports low income candidates in preparing for job interviews.
December 10th: Give to a child who needs a friend by joining Jr. Achievement or Big Brothers or Sisters.
December 11th: Send a box of chocolates or donuts to another branch of your company
December 12th: Baby-sit for a friend or a single mom on your community block.
December 13th: Undertake a full community project.
December 14th: Become a foster parent for a Third World child.
December 15th: Create or donate a floral arrangement to the local seniors center, nursing home, police/fire station or hospital.
December 16th: Give a pint of blood to the local Red Cross blood bank.
December 17th: Pay attention to positive news and pass it on.
December 18th: Ask for what you want.
December 19th: Start a "loose change" jar. Save all year for something special next Christmas.
December 20th: When sending Christmas thank-you notes, tuck in a snapshot of yourself, your spouse or your children enjoying the gift.
December 21st: Own a pair of flannel pajamas that you wear only on Christmas Eve.
December 22nd: Think of one nice thing to say to someone today, to bring a smile to their face.
December 23rd: Donate a special item to a local charity this year.
December 24th: Remember that you are blessed.
December 25th: Tell a friend or family member how much you love them.
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