December 2024 - Page 2 of 3

Advent Challenge 16: Visit a Christmas Market

Posted 16th December 2024

This is always one of my favourite December Activities!

Christmas Markets have become so popular here...

Advent Challenge 15: Make contact with a family member you miss communicating with

Posted 15th December 2024

This is the simplest one to explain of all our challenges.

Who do you think you've kept in touch with...

Advent Challenge 14: Buy a small gift for a child in the long-term care wing of the children’s ward, and bring a bouquet of flowers for his/her mother

Posted 14th December 2024

Before anyone says it, yes many hospitals don't allow flowers anymore!

There can be restrictions on what...

Advent Challenge 13: Donate £1 to a charity

Posted 13th December 2024

Think of a different charity!

Todays challenge is to donate £1.00 to a charity you wouldn't normally...

Advent Challenge 12: Make a gingerbread house

Posted 12th December 2024

Apparently December 12th is National Gingerbread House Day!

Who decided that and why? We don't mind,...

Advent Challenge 11: Make contact with a friend you haven’t spoken to in ages

Posted 11th December 2024

Have you ever caught up with someone you haven't seen in years?

How did it feel? You start chatting,...

Advent Challenge 10: Make a silly Christmas video to email to friends (or post on Social Media) on Christmas day

Posted 10th December 2024

Christmas arrives so soon!

When it does it happens in a rush, so much is going on, grabbing your attention...

Advent Challenge 9: Make a paper garland to hang on the tree, over a door, or in the kids bedroom

Posted 9th December 2024

“Life is not complex. We are complex. Life is simple, and the simple thing is the right thing.” — Oscar...

Advent Challenge 8: Invite a few friends over for a cookie decorating party

Posted 8th December 2024

Decorating cookies!

You may want to try some

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