I challenge you to:

• Declutter something and/or eliminate a scheduling expectation.  (Simplify Your Life Week, 1-7)
• Do an exercise video or play an active game with your children.  (Exercise With Your Child Week, 8-14)
• Make something! (The Date to Create, 8)
• Give your neighbors some garden produce.  (Sneak Some Zucchini Onto Your Neighbor’s Porch Day, 8  I could not make this up.)
• Do something romantic for your husband.  (Resurrect Romance Week, 14-20)
• If you’ve never thrift-shopped, do.  If you regularly do, donate something.  (Thrift Shop Day, 17)
• Hug your hubby.  (Hug Your Boss Day, 19)  (I wouldn’t recommend hugging any other boss you may have.  Unless you work for your dad or your church or something.)
• Write a note to an older friend, telling him how much you appreciate his wisdom.  Or take a special treat to an older friend. (Senior Citizens’ Day, 21)
• Talk to your children about slavery.  Those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it.  (Remembrance of the Slave Trade and Abolition Day, 23)
• Buy a necessary piece of your wardrobe from a thrift or consignment store, or a yard sale. (Secondhand Wardrobe Day, 25)

If they are on your list, this might be a good month to focus on these goals:

• Decluttering (Simplify Your Life Week, 1-7)
• Replace your underwear. (Underwear Day, 4 or 5)
• Complete sewing projects and/or learn to sew. (Sewing Machine Day, 12)

(What this is all about.)