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June 1, 2015

National Go Barefoot Day
Before I bare my feet and toes I need a pedi!  :)

Dare Day
I've never been good at taking a dare.  When I would play Truth or Dare at sleepovers I always picked truth.  What dare would you make or take today?

A different kind of D.A.R.E. - empowering kids to make smart choices in today's world

Flip a Coin Day
Virtually Flip a Coin

Thank God it's Monday Day
5 Stealth Ways to Make Mondays Better
7 Simple Ways to Make Mondays Better
Every Monday Matters

Say Something Nice Day




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