Be Afraid...

...or at least pretend to be afraid when the little goblins come calling at your door trick-or-treating. 

Kids like to get a reaction to the costume they picked out.

Take a dog for a walk

Many dog shelters need volunteers to give their dogs a daily walk.  Some elderly or handicapped folks are not able to walk their dogs.  Check with your local ASPCA or Humane Society to see where your services could be put to use.  The Dog owners will be grateful, the dogs will be happy and as an added benefit it is a healthy activity for you!

Write a letter to your Grandparents

If you have grandparents, write them a letter. Copy and paste pictures into the words and make an illustrated letter - they will love it!!

Thanks to Jan Shields for this great suggestion.

Give a balloon to a friend.

Nothing brings back the glee of childhood like a balloon.

Make your friend feel like a kid…

Laugh at a joke (even if it is not particularly funny)

Sometimes you should laugh to make the teller feel good even if you don't get the humor.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month

Remind someone you love that self exams and mammograms save lives.  For more information click here to got to the Breast Cancer Awareness Month website.