I challenge you to:

• Take a break from cooking and let your husband make sandwiches for dinner.  (Men Make Dinner Day; Sandwich Day, 3)
• Just take a break.  (Zero Tasking Day, 6)
• Vote! (Election Day, 8)
• Cook something with bold flavor.  (Cook Something Bold/Pungent Day, 8)
• Get your children reading.  (Young Readers Day, 9/Young Readers Week, 7-11)
• Be kind to someone.  (Kindness Day, 13)
• Recycle something you haven’t been recycling. (America Recycles Day, 15)
• Bake bread.  (Homemade Bread Day, 17)
• Celebrate your adoption into the Kingdom of God.  (If applicable, celebrate your, or your children’s, physical adoption.) (Adoption Day, 19; Adoption Month)
• Play.  (Day of Play, 19)
• Name your computer.  (Name Your PC Day, 20) (It’s just for fun, guys!)
• Play a game or work a puzzle with your family.  (Family Week; Game & Puzzle Week, 20-26)
• Converse with someone you don’t ordinarily take time to talk with.  Don’t forget to listen!  (Better Conversation Week, 21-27; Day of Listening, 27)
• Wear an apron.  (Tie One On Day, 23)
• Do something you’re good at.  (Celebrate Your Unique Talent Day, 24)
• Express your appreciation to a military family.  (Military Family Appreciation Month)
• Write your autobiography for your children.  (Life Writing Month)

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

• Something you enjoy but never get around to.  (Pursuit of Happiness Week, 7-13)

(What this is all about.)