Choose your own adventure and add some spark to your month.
Make some fondue - Have you ever tried to make fondue at home? I use the cookbook “Fondue” by Rick Rodgers to make quick and yummy cheesy goodness year-round. The recipes are easy to halve for smaller servings.
Write a story - Did you know that you can write a story with only six words? Try writing a story about today.
Watch an episode of Sesame Street - When was the last time you watched Seame Street? I bet you have a song from the show humming as you read this.
Clean out your fridge - Scary unused condiments await!
Listen to the William Tell Overture - One of my favorites.
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Bake a cake - I don’t think there is enough cake in the world. Even if it is a small one, treat yourself to your favorite flavor.
Play Monopoly - Starting a ritual of board games is a great way to step away from screen time and stay present.
Make French Toast - Breakfast, Lunch, or Dinner. Yes please!
Speak your “thank yous” out loud - Yes, November is the month to be grateful, but saying thank you year-round is always in fashion.
Make Gingerbread cookies - I haven’t had much luck with making gingerbread houses so we just make cookies.
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