1. Make paper snowflakes.
2. Drink hot chocolate with fresh baked cookies.
3. Build a snowman.
4. Decorate for Christmas.
5. Mail Christmas gifts.
6. Have picture took with Santa.
7. Watch 31 nights of winter/Christmas movies in Dec.
8. Go to Christmas tree lighting.
9. Take a drive around town to look at Christmas lights.
10. Listen to Christmas music.
11. Have a hotdog roast.
12. Take a winter nature walk in the snow.
13. Work a winter/Christmas puzzle.
14. Do word search puzzles.
15. Read a book.
16. Read Luke Chapter 2 in the Bible.
17. Eat a candy cane.
18. Make snow cream.
19. Get in habit of using a planner.
20. Eat less portions, move more.
What different things are on your winter to-do list? Here are other's I've linked up with.
What wonderful activities on your list! We love going on winter walks in the woods and have even managed to stumble upon deer, rabbit/hare, and turkey tracks in the snow.
ReplyDeleteLove your list. I joined in this year too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a good list...on my to do list...make a list! Merry Christmas!!
ReplyDeleteI do more reading, Bible study and artwork.
ReplyDeleteI love this! You know how to celebrate Christmas. Maybe it be joyful!
ReplyDeleteLove the way you wrote your list and some of the simple activities you included that make life worth living. Hope you will share your paper snowflakes with us. I would love to make some. And would love to try to make paper dolls. My grandmother used to make them for us years and years ago. I could never get mine to come out in one piece. Mine were all separate dolls. Ugh.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of a hot dog roast in the winter and snow cream. We need some snow desperately. Had a surprise snow in the fall and not a flake since.
Looking forward to seeing your progress on 01.21. Thank you for joining me.