A List of Wishes

98 daysGift-giving is a special practice. Though the goal is to give joyfully,  there tends to be a lot of stress placed (usually self-inflicted) on the giver. One tremendous resource for choosing meaningful gifts for loved ones and friends is a simple wish list.

Since Sunday is a day of family, each Sunday post will contain a seasonal task or activity that involves getting the most enjoyment from the season with the ones you love most.

Countdown to ChristmasToday’s Countdown to Christmas Challenge is to create a Wish List  for each member of your immediate family and give them a chance to jot down their wishes (or you can work on it together). When the lists are completed,  add the pages to your holiday planner for quick reference. You will now have a place to go when new ideas for gifts are mentioned. Have your family make a comprehensive dream list that you can later whittle down to a more manageable size.

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Visit the 100 Days to Christmas Facebook page and let us know what is on your Christmas wish list!

ListPlanIt wants to give three Print Memberships to 100 Days readers. Also, we are giving away five 100 Days to Christmas 2011 eBooks.  You have several ways to enter to win :

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  • Heidi

    LOVE this site and its whole idea. Funny thing is before I found this I had already started planning ahead I actually started this summer(not a big heat person so thinking of Christmas kinda helps). But reading this helped me to get excited again about the lists and plans I made a while ago.

  • Bev

    I’ve subscribe to my Reader as well. Hopefully this will be the year I am not panicking the week before Christmas.

  • http://www.lifeloveandscrapping.blogspot.com Di Basnett
  • http://pictfamily.wordpress.com Erica

    Hi,
    I’ve blogged about starting your planning here http://pictfamily.wordpress.com/2011/09/16/crikey/
    I’ll be updating how I get on, and about the things I’m making for Christmas, and other domestic trivia, as per . . . 8o)

  • http://hdmcfar.blogspot.com/ Marcia “HDMac” McFarlane

    Facebooked about iT!!!

  • kathy t

    Hi there -
    I posted on FB and a tweeted . Having a specific task to complete everyday and being somewhat accountable is so needed by me to be productive. I am so glad I discovered your site.

  • http://hdmcfar.blogspot.com/ Marcia “HDMac”McFarlane

    I have liked you on FB. :)

  • http://www.twitter.com/amyhale68 Amy Hale

    SO excited about 100 days starting up again!
    I started following you on Twitter today :)
    Amy

  • Lisa

    I shared this page on FB. Now…what would I like on MY list??
    :-)

  • suzy

    emailed my sisters , dad, now will sit down with my daughter and husband tonight. these are so helpful. plus they are fun. my mom use to have us make them.
    i like these sunday activities instead of the workshop.

    (linked to facebook, rss, email)

  • http://appleblossomsandsunshine.blogspot.com/ Stephanie Smith

    Following on FB, shared with my FB friends as well :)