40 ways to be thankful this holiday season

  1. Start and end each day with writing down two things you are grateful for.
  2. Send a postcard to someone you love.
  3. Leave a message on your spouse or kids’ mirror.
  4. Bring someone breakfast in bed.
  5. Plan a fun date night.
  6. Leave a generous tip.
  7. Compliment others in person.
  8. Make some sweet treats and gift the goodies.
  9. Host a wine night.
  10. Do something that makes you happy.
  11. Take a friend to lunch.
  12. Pay for someone else’s coffee.
  13. Gift your favorite book to someone.
  14. Drop off a care package to someone in need.
  15. Share your favorite podcast.
  16. Volunteer at a local charity.
  17. Do the dishes after your family feast.
  18. Handwrite a thank you note.
  19. Read a bedtime story to your kids, grandkids, or great-grandchildren.
  20. Give someone a hug.
  21. Compliment someone on social media.
  22. Say thank you more often.
  23. Walk your neighbor’s dog.
  24. Help a friend run errands.
  25. Host a game night.
  26. Volunteer at a school.
  27. Fill up someone’s gas tank.
  28. Donate unused clothing.
  29. Share a favorite recipe with others.
  30. Donate blood.
  31. Take a walk.
  32. Pack lunch for a picnic.
  33. Donate to a local food bank.
  34. Treat a friend to a manicure.
  35. Send someone flowers.
  36. Take someone shopping.
  37. Grab coffee with someone new.
  38. Call a family member.
  39. Take time for yourself.
  40. Spend a day with someone you love.

 

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