Well, I ran out of time to blog, but not out of time to do Elbert the Elf tasks with the kids
As previously blogged about:
1. Sorted all clothes and ended up with a 30 gallon bag to donate to a family in need
2. Wrote/made Christmas cards for a local nursing home
2. Wrote/made Christmas cards for a local nursing home
Everything else:
3. Did Santa for a Senior for a local senior in need
We got a lady named Doris. Her main request was puzzles, then body wash and a CVS gift card. Oh my I had trouble stopping the spending. She reminded me so much of Marko's Aunt Carolyn, an avid puzzle lover, who died in February. This was the first Christmas in 10 years I haven't bought her a puzzle and what luck the Senior we were assigned would want a puzzle!
4. Donated money to the Guatemalan child Anthony's sunday school class sponsors
5. Took a donation of pet food to our local humane society
And the kids got to see the animals too and they approved of that :-D
7. Bought new Christmas Jammies for 3 kids in need
8. Donate food to the (church) food bank
9. make cookies for a neighbor
technically we made chex muddy buddy mix and brownies instead.... because I'm not a pro cookie maker ;-)
10. Simple, yet a big deal to the kids: donating at the Salvation Army's red kettle
11. Invite people to the Christmas program at church-- R.J. came with us along with the usual people I take every Sunday-- Joyce and her three kidlets.
12. Gave the garbage men a large container of fudge
Jayna was quite excited to hand it to the driver. Bummer I didn't get a picture. Amusingly they waved and thanked us today :-D Small gesture still brings Joy a week later!
Jayna was quite excited to hand it to the driver. Bummer I didn't get a picture. Amusingly they waved and thanked us today :-D Small gesture still brings Joy a week later!
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