Happiness Project: December Action
Dec 1 2012 in Caregiving Happiness Project by Denise
We enter December, the last month of our year. It’s a month of celebrations, rituals and traditions.
This month, for our Caregiving Happiness Project, let’s make.
I spoke with a colleague last night who spoke about her tradition of making Christmas cookies. It sounded like so much fun! So, this month, I’m going to make Christmas cookies with my niece, Elizabeth.
This month, what will you make?Please share your actions for our Caregiving Happiness Project in our comments section, below.
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G-J said on December 1, 2012
Like Denise, I am going to make cookies, lots and lots of cookies, using recipes I’ve used since I was a child and used to bake with my Mom. When possible, and his homework load isn’t too much, I’ll get my son to work with me. Let me know if you need any recipes, Denise!
ejourneys said on December 2, 2012
I jumped the gun a little.
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