Lassen Intervention

01/05/2026

National Thank God It’s Monday Day is an unofficial observance celebrated the first Monday of the year.
🙌 What It’s About
Despite the name being a playful twist on the more common “Thank God It’s Friday,” this day is about:

Reframing Mondays in a positive way

Appreciating new beginnings and fresh starts

Finding gratitude for work, routine, purpose, or simply another day to try again

It often falls during the quiet stretch between Christmas and New Year’s, making it a moment to reset your mindset before the new year begins.

💡 Ways People Observe It

Setting intentions or goals for the upcoming year

Practicing gratitude for opportunities, stability, or growth

Starting a project you’ve been putting off

Sharing a positive message about Mondays

It’s less about loving Mondays perfectly and more about choosing optimism and perspective — even when motivation is low.

01/04/2026

Start this January with intention give yourself a fresh start!

01/03/2026

Today embrace the connection of body and mind and do something to celebrate wellness!!

01/02/2026

Start 2026 off right! Take care of your mental health.

12/31/2025

12/31/2025

Ring in a New Year 2026!!!

12/30/2025

As the year comes to an end, reflection invites us to pause and notice what often rushes by unnoticed.
There were moments of growth — some loud and obvious, others quiet and gradual. Challenges may have stretched your patience, shifted your priorities, or revealed strengths you didn’t know you had. Even the difficult days carried lessons, boundaries, or clarity that now shape who you are.
There were also moments of connection: conversations that mattered, small kindnesses given or received, times when you felt seen or grounded. Not everything had to be extraordinary to be meaningful — consistency, showing up, and choosing care count too.
As you look back, it can help to ask:
What am I proud of surviving or accomplishing?
What did this year teach me about myself?
What do I want to carry forward — and what am I ready to release?
Reflection isn’t about judging the year as “good” or “bad.” It’s about honoring the full experience, recognizing your effort, and allowing yourself to step into the next chapter with intention rather than momentum.

12/28/2025

National Call a Friend Day is an unofficial annual observance held on December 28 each year — including Sunday, December 28, 2025. It’s a simple reminder to pick up the phone (or video call app) and reach out to a friend you haven’t talked to in a while to reconnect and share a genuine conversation instead of just texting.
📅 What It’s About
The day encourages people to call friends and strengthen social bonds, especially during the busy holiday season when life can get hectic.
The focus is on meaningful voice or video calls, which many people find more personal and connecting than text messages.
🧠 Why It Matters
Taking time to call a friend can boost emotional well-being, foster a sense of connection, and brighten both your day and theirs.
💡 Ways to Celebrate
Call someone you haven’t talked to in awhile.
Schedule a video chat to catch up live.
Organize a group call with several friends.
Share fun stories, memories, or just check in on how they’re doing.

12/26/2025

Happy start of Kwanzaa!

12/25/2025

From all of us to all of you have a very Merry Christmas

12/24/2025