Christmas comes every year And the rush starts the Friday after thanksgiving Instead of focusing on what we lack What if we noticed the little things right in front of us That make this life worth living
Things that money cannot buy Like laughter, precious memories, music, and cheers. Even tears and pain have worth. They make us stronger and bring us closer together.
This year, have yourself a extraordinary christmas. It doesn’t have to be merry. It doesn’t have to be perfect. It should just be present. And real.
You You have the freedom to create your definition of christmas A memories not material centered christmas A solace not stress filled christmas A childlike not skeptical christmas A wholehearted, not obligated christmas A grateful, not begrudged christmas A present not preoccupied christmas.
Capturing a few moments from baking with a grandmother…
The holidays Are a time that makes our giving side shine
A time when we should be making memories And flying free from the webs of materialism
It’s the compassion and thoughtful actions that make christmas beautiful The macaroni necklaces, happy faces, and handmade ornaments Worth as much as a diamond jewel
Inspired by the experiences of a retired missionary elder…
Compassion Is Active Not passive
Compassion Gives meaning It’s not Demeaning
Compassion is The little voice inside our heads That says there is something wrong Why have you been sitting so long? Is there something you can right? Join the fight.
Welcome to the local wisdom project ! Here, we’ll be spotlighting seniors’ advice, stories, and memories in micro-blogs, offering practical advice, refreshing knowledge, and sometimes, simply providing a good laugh !
Life can be a lot like a hamster wheel sometimes. You wake up, go to work/school, come home, work more, sleep and get up again. As you are stuck in the humdrum hurriedness of today, you often feel like you are breathing stagnant air. You do the same thing every day, without thinking. You feel as if you’ve gone on autopilot. Stagnant air.