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Peace at Home April 23, 2020 | Ruth Freeman

Thoughtful Thursday

Do something thoughtful today! These are our ideas, but we encourage you to think of others:

  • Write thank you notes to teachers, grocery store employees, or healthcare workers.
  • Write words of encouragement and stick them in your neighbors’ mailboxes.
  • Call someone who is alone just to say hello.
  • Say appreciations about each family member at dinner.
  • Let kids brainstorm other ideas!

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