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When I was little I can still remember my mom buying us a tin bucket of popcorn with different flavors. There was cheese, butter, caramel, and chocolate. Although I have some tough memories of my family.
My mom still found time to give us something to remember her by. Like the popcorn. It spoke volumes that her life was bittersweet. She always did the best she could to create moments my siblings and I could celebrate together.
We looked for to the holidays because we knew mom was working hard to make it special. She baked cookies for Christmas and set them out for us. We left them for Santa. We waited in anticipation for morning to see what we had under the tree. She would look at us and smile.
Sometimes she wished she could be there but worked demanded her and bills had to be paid. As children just wanted her there.
As I got older and began to have children I seen how special it is to have a family. I promised myself I will continue to make not only Christmas special for my kiddos but all holidays. I made it a tradition to always celebrate them all. It shows us how we should appreciate being able to cherish life.
Seeing smiles on our loved ones faces as we sip merrily by the fireplace. Having the ability to share moments with our elderly members is a true blessing as well.
Happy Toddlers running around in the lighted background as crumbs reach the ground is enough to warm our hearts. Making crafts and keepsakes for years to come is a strong tradition of the Price family.
Make some hot cocoa add a few marshmallows, sit under the fireplace and tune in on some lovely Christmas tunes. https://youtu.be/Nyd8JjJDbTc
2. Let the kids help bake some cookies, put together a DIY Christmas tree crafting kit, and be creative. Give your. ornaments a name lol!
3. Bake a few pies and have a sampling. contest called "the best pie wins!" Have. a few family members over for added fun memories. https://youtu.be/uj7du_NZGBA
4. Wear matching pajamas, play board games, and watch holiday movies. Don't. forget the tin bucket of popcorn! Our favorite holiday movie is home alone.
5. Pack up the family and take a mini trip to see the Christmas lights in your city. Don't forget the hot cocoa! Or maybe even a frappe'. Evenbrite.com
6. Go and visit family members and find out what their up to for the holidays, Plan a trip, or even go eat at a nice restaurant with them. I hope has seasonal pancakes the kids will be sure to enjoy! Ihop.com
7. Sing Christmas carols in the neighborhood get the neighbors involved. Have some refreshment ready and some laughs! https://youtu.be/iRG6F7_wP1w
8. Get out and feed the homeless. Be a good Samaritan. These times of the year can be really painful for some of us. Be sure to be kind and respectful. Get out and spread some joy! Make some goodie bags for those who are less fortunate.
9. Donate to a local charity. Give to a cause. If you have it to spare. Share the love. You will be surprised how you will be blessed! Google.com/charitynearme
10. Don't forget to have some you time. Nothing like giving yourself some love first. Pamper yourself. Go on nice dinner. Have a spa day. Go to a movie. Buy yourself something nice for once in a while. Yelp.com
I hope you enjoyed these helpful tips. Praying you and your family have the best memories to come. Warm regards and peace to all. Last and final advice. Make it a tradition. Set it in stone so that it will be with you always. For generations to come.
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