Ten Ways to Make Every Day Christmas

1. Give something away to somebody who can use it. No strings attached!
2. Do a kindness and then forget it. Pay it forward, but don’t expect something in return.
3. Spend time with an elderly person. Their experiences and stories are priceless! If you have an elderly parent or grandparent, grab your smart phone or a small recorder and get them to tell you about their wonderful life experiences. Create an oral history for your children and family members. Remember, once they are gone, their stories go with them.
4. Look intently into the face or a baby and just marvel.
5. Laugh often. It is life’s lubricant!
6. Give thanks constantly. You are luckier and happier than you think!
7. Pray, if you believe.
8. Work; with vim, vigor and enthusiasm.
9. Plan as though you will live forever.
10. Live as though you will die tomorrow, because that tomorrow will arrive one day!

As you know, Santa has an enormous list of children who are expecting him to deliver Christmas goodies on Christmas Eve.

In order to track Santa’s progress around the world, NORAD has organized a global tracking system to help you determine when you can expect Santa to arrive in your neighborhood.

Remember to put out milk and cookies for Santa and even some reindeer food before saying your prayers and nodding off to sleep.

Merry Christmas to all, and to all a goodnight!

Track Santa to your house here!