You know how they say " it is great to treat yourself", well, I am about to share with you what I consider a treat. I strongly desire to get these done before the end of this year. Hopefully, this will motivate you to set up yours. There are a few things I couldn't want anything more than to do this Christmas and I don't anticipate that Santa should act the hero.
Christmas holds an uncommon spot in my heart, there is no specific motivation to this, I simply feel this way. Christmas is my personal thanksgiving and I am about to share what I really desire to do this holiday.
31 DAYS OF SOBRIETY.
I have never done this in my life, however, this year will be an exception. I am just wary of grumbling, I feel like I need to lay back a little. For this reason, I am willing to abstain from food and drinks, for a period of 31 days. Mainly to praise my way through to the new year.
SUPPORT THE NEEDY.
I know what it means to have nearly nothing or nothing, I have had Christmas festivity where I was not celebrating. This was not on the grounds that I had little to celebrate with, it was more of the fact that I understood that there were others who had short of what we did.
This year, I have volunteered to bring a smile to the faces of some people. For the time being, I don't have the foggiest idea of how the entirety of this will meet up, yet I know everything will come together beautifully.
MAKE THE BEST HOLIDAY DISHES.
Christmas in my family is detailed but not elaborate. The distinction between our normal day and Christmas day is a bottle of champagne and a Christmas film. Regularly we have the Italian family staple for Christmas but this year, I would love to do something else and I truly trust I can pull this off.
As of today, the 13th December 2019, I am 13 days into my soberity exercise.
I have been able to bring smiles to the faces of people in need, and I am willing to bless more people as God empowers me.
