In 2020 COVID-19 was in full swing. The holidays were approaching and I was not leaving the house because I was afraid of being exposed.
Tag: Holidays
Thanksgiving Traditions at iLevel
Every family has their own holiday traditions that they do every year. Our traditions are a little different. Some years we might go to my
Self Care Practices for the End of the Year
We’re in the last stretch of the year, which for many of us means the busiest time of year. From year-end work closeouts to the
Creating New Holiday Traditions
I became sick and lost the ability to walk over four years ago. Since then, old holiday traditions have evolved into new one. My husband
December Celebrations in New Ways
Christmas and New Year’s are special times to spend with friends and family. COVID-19, however, has changed the whole aspect of celebrating Christmas and New
Celebrating Christmas in New York
I am extremely excited for Christmas and the holiday season. Last year, due to COVID-19, Christmas was a little bit different for me. Spending the
Trimming the Tree
One of my favorite activities during the holiday season is trimming the Christmas tree. I like to put up our tree the day after Thanksgiving
The Magic of the Holiday Season
November and December have two of my favorite holidays: Thanksgiving and Christmas! When I lived in California and the holidays came around, it just didn’t
The Angel Tree is a Celebration of Life
When I graduated, I moved back to Wyoming to my hometown of Kemmerer. My friend Bill, from high school, owns the Bell Family Chapel. Every
What is on My Holiday To-Do List This Year
The holidays are here, can you believe it? I feel that this year completely flew by and suddenly the holiday season is around the corner!
Mother’s Day
At least forty countries around the world observe Mother’s Day, a celebration to honor the mothers of families. It is also a celebration of motherhood,
Let’s Celebrate!
Everyday is an opportunity to stop and smell the roses. I believe in celebrating life’s successes and opportunities. If you are disabled, or as others