Tradition Tuesday 🎄 The Gift of a Festive Atmosphere 🎄 For seniors, Christmas is not just another holiday—it’s a time to feel connected, loved, and celebrated. Creating a cozy, festive atmosphere can work wonders in making them feel the warmth of the season. ✨ How to Create a Safe & Festive Space: Decorate with soft, warm LED lights around the room for safety and charm. Hang ornaments that spark nostalgia—family photos or handmade crafts. Play soft Christmas carols to fill the room with holiday cheer. By turning their space into a haven of festive joy, you’re not just decorating a room; you’re crafting a season of love and memories. 🎁 Tag someone who could use these tips to make Christmas special for a loved one! #TraditionTuesday #ChristmasWithSeniors #FestiveCare
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Christmas is a challenging time for many people and often we don't understand that the challenges aren't a revolt against the season so much as a challenge around what the season brings for the individual styles. C styles don't necessarily look forward to their entire family coming to stay and the mish mash of people all at their place, that can feel like chaos. I styles often love Christmas, and want the house glowing in all its festivities. To decorate every inch of the house is the goal of many an I style, and the C styles look at all the decorating and think it looks like "clutter" it messes with their orderly brain and makes it difficult for them to live in their own home. S styles want to ensure that everyone is happy and that the presents are fair for everyone and that all the food needs for everyone are catered for, their caring focus can make it exhausting. Does everyone have a comfortable bed and a present that will be meaningful for them? Their energy levels are really tested around all of the extra's that need to happen. D styles would like to be organising a productive and efficient season but there are curve balls going in every direction, their need to be agile and "let go" is really tested over this period of time. The plan is a great idea but may not all go according to the D styles preferences. When the plan is disrupted and the efficiencies they organised are messed with it can disturb them that what they meant to be organised and efficient has been messed up by others who couldn't organise themselves out of a paper bag! Christmas can be celebrated in an orderly way Christmas can be celebrated in a chaotic way Christmas can be celebrated in a last minute way Christmas can be celebrated with or without tinsel When you understand that behaviour comes from a person's style preferences and not from a particular desire to be difficult then as a family/couple/friend group maybe you can understand and show kindness and tolerance for the people that you normally love. I wish you all a kind holiday season, Marina Shearer
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Christmas is a challenging time for many people and often we don't understand that the challenges aren't a revolt against the season so much as a challenge around what the season brings for the individual styles. C styles don't necessarily look forward to their entire family coming to stay and the mish mash of people all at their place, that can feel like chaos. I styles often love Christmas, and want the house glowing in all its festivities. To decorate every inch of the house is the goal of many an I style, and the C styles look at all the decorating and think it looks like "clutter" it messes with their orderly brain and makes it difficult for them to live in their own home. S styles want to ensure that everyone is happy and that the presents are fair for everyone and that all the food needs for everyone are catered for, their caring focus can make it exhausting. Does everyone have a comfortable bed and a present that will be meaningful for them? Their energy levels are really tested around all of the extra's that need to happen. D styles would like to be organising a productive and efficient season but there are curve balls going in every direction, their need to be agile and "let go" is really tested over this period of time. The plan is a great idea but may not all go according to the D styles preferences. When the plan is disrupted and the efficiencies they organised are messed with it can disturb them that what they meant to be organised and efficient has been messed up by others who couldn't organise themselves out of a paper bag! Christmas can be celebrated in an orderly way Christmas can be celebrated in a chaotic way Christmas can be celebrated in a last minute way Christmas can be celebrated with or without tinsel When you understand that behaviour comes from a person's style preferences and not from a particular desire to be difficult then as a family/couple/friend group maybe you can understand and show kindness and tolerance for the people that you normally love. I wish you all a kind holiday season 🎄✨ Marina Shearer
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Did you know that psychologists suggest individuals who begin their holiday decorating early tend to be more cheerful? 🙂 Let's explore the reasons behind this 👇 🎁 Boosts dopamine: The twinkling lights and vibrant colours can actually increase dopamine levels, the hormone responsible for enhancing your mood. 🎁 Sparks joy: Embracing the decorating spirit can fill you with joy and anticipation, while also evoking fond memories. 🎁 Sets a festive vibe: Initiating holiday cheer early can effectively set the tone for a joyful season. 🎁 Works as colour therapy: The array of colours is believed to elevate energy and happiness levels. 🎁 Fosters community bonds: Decorating the exterior of your home can make you appear more approachable to neighbours, fostering positive relationships! 🎁 Evokes memories of loved ones: For many, decorating brings back cherished memories of times spent with loved ones who are no longer with us. As year-round Christmas Decorators, we now understand why we're always so cheerful! #christmaswreath #christmasdecorating #christmasdecorations
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Fun ideas for the Merry Christmas season 2024: Blindfold tree decorating: A great and creative twist to decorating your annual tree. A perfect way to break the ice and add in a spark to your festive celebration. Teams are made up of groups of two. While one group is blindfolded and another group hands a decoration. Yes often hilarious and unpredictable outcomes do happen. Secret Santa with a Twist: this will add in a delightful twist and extra sparkle to the festivities. Instead of the usual anonymous gift exchange, each participant must choose a gift that resonates with a memory or inside joke shared about with the recipient. This will turn the gift exchange into a delightful journey down memory lane.
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There's something truly magical about listening to familiar Christmas songs that instantly transport us to cozy and warm holiday memories. They create an atmosphere that makes our homes feel even more inviting and festive. So if you haven't already, I highly recommend putting on some classic Christmas songs while decorating your home or enjoying a warm cup of cocoa by the fireplace. Trust me, it will make your home feel like a true winter wonderland! What's your favorite Christmas song to listen to at home? Share it in the comments below and spread some holiday cheer! #ChristmasSongs #CozyHome #HolidayMemories
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Are you planning your work Christmas party but left it to the last minute? 🎄👀 Don’t worry, you still have time! 😅 While popular venues and restaurants may be fully booked, it’s the perfect time to get creative. Here are some ideas to inspire your last-minute team celebration… ❄️ *Christmas Market Trip 🍷 – Take your team to a Christmas market (London has plenty!) for a festive outing with hot chocolate or mulled wine. *Office Party 🎁 – Host a cosy gathering right in the office! Plan a Secret Santa gift exchange, set up a gingerbread decorating station, or even a Christmas jumper contest. *Festive Lunch 🎅 – Celebrations do not need to be after hours. Reserve a table at a local restaurant, most offer a festive set menus to make it hassle free. *Virtual Christmas Party 🎄– If it’s tough to gather in person, go virtual! Organise a themed online party with games like virtual escape rooms or scavenger hunts, or even do something creative such as a wreath making class or bauble decorating. *Christmas Bake-Off Challenge 👨🍳 – Host a baking competition for the best homemade Xmas treats. Use a rented kitchen space or send baking kits to remote team members. Include a judging panel and small prizes for extra fun! *Themed Christmas Pub Crawl 🍻 – Plan a festive pub crawl where everyone dresses in Christmas hats and jumpers. Perfect for teams that love a good drink! No matter what, do not let Christmas celebrations slip by… make time to celebrate with your team, even if it’s a last-minute plan! 🎄❄️ #xmasdo #xmasplanning #workxmas #christmas #celebration #eventplanning #ukvirtualassistant #virtualassistant #privatepa
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