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GLife Fall21 Winter 22

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29 fall 2021/winter 2022 share a little and kindness Kindness Rocks various rocks pens and markers paint brushes You can hunt for rocks as part of your family fun, or you can order them in bulk online. Rinse them under warm water and remove any dirt. Towel dry. Paint your rocks with a larger paint brush and let them dry thoroughly. You may need two coats, if the rocks are very dark or porous. Smaller-tipped brushes are great for detail work. You don't have to spend a lot of money on brushes. Pens and markers are also a great way to decorate your rocks and may be easier for younger children to use. To seal your rocks with a clear finish, it's a little easier to use a spray. You'll want one that says weather resistant or non-yellowing. Finally, share your rocks with friends or hide in plain sight in town to help encourage others. acrylic paints sealer (matte, gloss, or satin) adult supervision Love Notes in a Jar A penny for your thoughts? Now your loved ones can enjoy a sweet little note every day. Love notes or encouragement notes come in many shapes, styles and finishes. This project takes a little time to make, but the end result is priceless. Whether you choose to write Bible verses, funny phrases, or positive affirmations, the receiver of this gift will be filled with joy and love. Save time by gathering your musings and type on a word document. Print, cut, fold or roll and place your notes in the jar. You can handwrite each note. Obviously this will take some time, but it also lends a personal touch. No matter what you choose, this makes a sweet, one-of-a- kind gift. clear jar or bottle colored paper pens stickers (optional) tiny rubber bands (optional) string (optional)

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