Ensure that you are spending more time creating memories than preserving them. Enjoy the moments and plan those times together. Quantity will give you more quality. If you participate in the Family Activities, you will be more apt to have good memories. Begin some new traditions, put family events on your calendar, and budget for vacations and times together.
Memory-Making Ideas
Here are some ideas to start the memory making.
- Start some meaningful traditions.
- Take pictures.
- Journal your times.
- Have the family dinner feast.
- Go camping.
- Plan for a daily “tuck-in” time.
- Pray a blessing over your family daily.
- Play games.
- Participate in volunteer projects.
- Celebrate with Christmas lights and Advent candles.
- Participate in baptism if your kids have been saved.
- Have holiday dinners.
- Go on vacations.
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- Have daily story time.
- Attend sports teams events.
- Attend kids’ events.
- Attend concerts/plays/musicals.
- Attend church and church events.
- Attend worship services.
- Have daily prayer.
- Have regular devotional times.
- Conduct library trips.
- Read together.
- Family bike rides/jogs/hikes.
- Play catch.
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Memories start with T-I-M-E. Give yourself away. Many of the memories you are creating will passed on like a baton from one generation to the next (good and bad).
Many tools to help you are available in A Lasting Legacy. |
