In as much as I referenced in a previous post that I would like to take some steps back as we get into the festive season, I am not giving up my wishlist. Don't judge me; clearly, you have yours too; perhaps you don't, but don't be the pointing finger.
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 a prominent 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. The plan is to do a 31 days prayer and fasting programme as we cross over into a new year. I started on the 1st of December and it will end on the 31st of December.
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 because I had little to celebrate with, it was more of the fact that I understood that others 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 typical 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 sincerely trust I can pull this off.
As of today, the 13th December 2019, I am 13 days into my sobriety 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.
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It's always nice to support the needy mostly on Christmas season
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DeleteI support your journey through 31 days of sobriety! It is such an incredibly healthy thing for someone to do both mentally and physically! Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteSame to you friend
DeleteChristmas time is my favorite time of the year but for many it can be hard. Having support is the best way to cope with the challenging times!
ReplyDeleteI wish you the best on your 31 days of sobriety! That’s a nice goal! Also sounds like a very nice thing to do to support others :)
ReplyDeleteI do love the things on your wish lists and I hope you fulfill your 31 days of sobriety and to support those people in needs not only on this Christmas day but hoping you do it on everyday.
ReplyDeleteThese are great ideas. I love that they don't focus on material things, but instead things we can do to improve ourselves and our world. Kudos to you! Good luck.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Happy holidays
DeleteThese are such thoughtful, wonderful ideas. Thanks so much for sharing this with all of us!
ReplyDeleteThese are great items for a christmas wishlist! So much better than material things!
ReplyDeleteWe forget sometimes that there are so many people out there that don't get what we get :o
ReplyDeleteThis is just great. Christmas is such a motivating festival. I can't wait for it. All the best for the Sobriety.
ReplyDeleteChristmas is one of my favorite times of the year. It's so magical time and I like your wish list. Good luck with the 31 days of sobriety x
ReplyDeleteLaura
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Let's all give love on Christmas Day and beyond!
ReplyDeleteYOu have an honorable Christmas list. Meaningful wishes and I hope it all works out for you!
ReplyDeleteI'm really impressed by this. I considered doing the sobriety thing through the new year, but I think I'm going to start a dry january!
ReplyDeleteGood for you to try to stay sober over the holidays! Not only will you be able to remember everything, but it will help keep some of the calories away :)
ReplyDeleteI support you and wishing you the best in this 3 days of sobriety. You are an inspiration and admire you for doing this.
ReplyDeleteI wish you good luck and this is very impressive. I hope everything works out for you.
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