Today’s love challenge is to do something nice for a stranger (be creative, but not creepy).

#21daysoflove

#alovechallenge

Crises – we all have them. Maybe due to a mistake we’ve made or maybe just things outside of our control falling apart. We find ourselves needing to dig ourselves out of a tough spot when we’re in a crisis.  I know I find myself there and value having someone to help me see and think clearly and not panic.

So today’s love challenge is to help someone through a crisis.

#21daysoflove

#alovechallenge

Today’s challenge is to use social media to advertise for businesses (and business people) you support.

#21daysoflove

#alovechallenge

Fast-forward to the next day…This is what I did!!!!

Alicia’s List

 

Today’s love challenge is to catch someone being courageous and let them know you notice!

#21daysoflove

#alovechallenge

A huge part of being able to master love involves becoming good at forgiving.  When I’m mad, irritated, annoyed, or hurt, I can’t love well.  Hurt people hurt people. I choose to let go of my hurt and instead forgive – even when it’s tough.

Today’s challenge is to pass along something you know to a child.

I found this challenge in an article on UpWorthy.com.

Today’s challenge is offer to babysit for free for a friend or family member so they can have a night out.

#CareEnough

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Today’s challenge is to send a friend an encouraging card.

Time to pick up that old device we used to talk to people on – the phone.

Today’s love challenge is to call a friend I haven’t spoken with in at least one month and talk for at least 10 minutes.

#alovechallenge

 

This morning I awoke to the sound of the trash collection truck coming down my street.  I ran out the door to quickly drag my trash can to the curb and was amazed at the speed and strength of this team of sanitation engineers. One of them grabbed my can and lifted it as if it were light and easy.  Although I was very late, he greeted me with a smile and ushered the trash can up my driveway and back to me as if he were a valet bringing my pristine Tesla to me.

These guys do this all day.

I got to thinking…these guys probably never hear thank you from the people they serve. There are a host of others who I would call ‘the forgotten’ who do things for me all the time – the receptionist, the janitor, the mailman, the police officer, and so on.

Today, I challenge myself to do something kind for one of the forgotten people in my life.

(I’m leaning toward a cupcake for the receptionist)