- Transportation:
Take
a trip somewhere new to enjoy the unknown or travel to visit a relative
or friend who you have not visited with in a while to share some
memories and laughs.
- Overproduction:
When
making a meal, make more than your family can eat and package the
overproduction and deliver it to a neighbor in need.
- Motion: Ask a child to
play a game outside like; hop-scotch, jump rope, or a simple game of
catch. This will be great exercise for you but also teach a child some
simple outdoors activities that app
 ear to be missing in today's high tech world.
- Defects: Play a
high tech game with a child, one that you have never played before (such
as on Wii, X-Box, Nintendo, etc.) and enjoy and laugh at the many
mistakes, errors and defects you create. Remember each mistake or error
you create is really just another learning opportunity to improve.
- Waiting: Take an
elderly person to a doctor's appointment and sit in the waiting room for
them, or offer to take their car in for an oil change and be willing to
wait for the service to be performed.
- Inventory: The next time
your grocery store has a big sale (like buy 1 get 2 free), take
advantage to stock up on inventory and drive it right over to your local
food bank where many needy families can enjoy it.
- Processing: Make 2012 the
year you will take the extra time to manually process a
"hand-written" note to individuals who deserve a thank you,
nice job done or a simple appreciation note.
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