Challenge 8

This week is the beginning of many Holiday Traditions. Start a new one by writing a letter to each of your family members to let them know how much you appreciate them. Place these letters in a card or decorate a box to hold them in until a special time that they may be read by that individual. Last year, I made a photo box for each family member. The photos had pictures of the holiday season and cards placed in the photo holders. Each box has a letter from me. This tradition will continue each year and the boxes can go with them always.

Challenge 7

This week of Thanksgiving, focus on all of the people you love and are thankful for. See past any relatives differences or annoyances to their heart and soul. Choose to see them as the true and loving being of light that they are and open your heart to them.

Challenge 6

This week write a post about something you love each day. You can write this on any social network you belong to or write it here in the comment section.

Challenge 5

Focus your intention on finding love in previously unseen places. See what happens and share your experience with us.

Random Act of Kindness Received!

Last week the challenge was to do a Random Act of Kindness each day. The true confession is that I didn't accomplish many of those last week. I was running around from activity to activity just before Halloween. What did happen was amazing though. I have had so many people offer or do Random Acts of Kindness for me.

Today I was at the bookstore buying a cookie for my kiddos. I wanted to buy two but they were expensive and I was a few cents short. So, I told them they could split one. When I went to the car, a man who had been behind me in line ran up and handed me the cookie I had tried to purchase! How beautiful is that! He not only bought it, he chased me down in the parking lot to give it to me for the kids!

Put that love energy out there people! It pays off!

Thanks and love to that kind and wonderful gentleman!:)

Challenge 4

This week forgive someone from your past and someone in the present. Forgiving is one of the most loving things you can do for yourself.