Day 2 - Let's hit the ground running!

8. Bought candy canes and passed them out to coworkers.

9. Gave a friend a bunch of fitness gear to help them get in shape.

10. My two youngest children and I drew pictures and wrote handwritten letters to friends and family near and far. These were not Christmas greetings, rather birthday greetings and thinking of you sentiments. I kept them mindful of the details; which stamp to use, which envelope seal, which media to express themselves with (marker was popular), and even taught the 4-year-old where to put her name in the return address section. It was a delight for all of us.

11. Made supper for a friend who worked a double shift.

12. Surprised a friend at work with coffee.

13. Wrote Christmas cards for soldiers currently serving our country.

14. Donated food to the local food bank.

Day 10 - Keep 'em coming...

61. Put hand warmers in a holiday card and left for her mail carrier.

62. Gave her lunch to a homeless man on the way to work. The car behind her followed suit and did the same!

63. Tipped her server 100% this morning at breakfast.

64. Surprise a friend at their place of work with coffee and a chat during their break.

65. I have a rule that I don't "lend" money. I simply tell myself if they pay it back, great. If they don't, that's fine. However, I went the extra step today. I told three people who borrowed $30, $110, and $440 respectively that it is no longer a loan.

66. Braved the icy roads during my 5:00am lunch hour to buy coffee and mochas for my crew.

67. Surprised a little girl with a St. Nick's gift.

68. Anonymously left someone a swag of fir and mistletoe on their front door.

69. Left money in the vending machine for a lucky child.

70. Left lottery tickets for Papa Murphy's employees.