Every block in order, with its dates and days. Use it to look back at a theme, pick up where you left off, or see what's coming.
You can't force fruit; you can only feed the root.→
Grace comes in, gratitude sees it, and graciousness passes it on.→
Every "Merry Christmas" names the birth of a king.→
Don't let the holidays happen to you. Design them.→
The good in your life didn't make itself.→
A job done with care deserves a thank-you.→
Some of the best things in life arrive on their own.→
Gratitude grows when you say it out loud.→
A thank-you that stays in your head hasn't done its job yet.→
The people who expect thanks least often need it most.→
Write the thank-you even when there's no one to send it to.→
What someone gives up for you shows what you mean to them.→
Anyone who showed up for you gave something up to be there.→
Each morning is a gift you didn't earn.→
Every gift cost someone something.→
The best thank-yous name what the gift cost.→
Some of the costliest help is the quietest.→
A free gift still deserves a thank-you.→
Real generosity costs the giver something.→
The best gifts hide the giver.→
The fullest gift a person can give is themselves.→
What you've been given is yours to pass on.→
Give your time when you'd rather rest.→
Give something that costs you, and leave your name off.→
Words can be a gift that lasts.→
Hope is a want that walks.→
Hope keeps walking when the wait gets heavy.→
Christmas begins with a young woman saying yes to a good she can't see yet.→
Nobody keeps hope alive alone.→
Walk with someone whose hope is tired.→
Fund someone's maybe.→
Your words can lift a stalled hope.→
Peace is wholeness, not quietness.→
Peace is how you know you're on the right path.→
The first Christmas announced a peace no emperor could force.→
Someone helped make things right for you this year.→
Stay with someone through a hard night.→
A small gift can reach across a divide before words can.→
One sentence can mend a relationship.→
Joy is hope fulfilled.→
Joy grows when it's shared.→
Good news this big is hard to keep to yourself.→
Christmas celebrates the end of a long wait.→
Bring your time, and your joy, to someone left out.→
Christmas money can end someone's wait.→
Say "you made it" out loud.→
Agape is love that chooses a cost.→
Agape is the work you were made for.→
Love at its fullest comes near and stays, whatever it costs.→
Start the new year by remembering who loved you.→
Do the job nobody wants, for someone else.→
Give the best thing, not the spare one.→
End the season with a letter.→