Life Well Lived Moments Sweepstakes 4: Share A Moment and Enter to Win $250

I plan to lead a healthier lifetype in 2012 -- lose weight, of course. And eat better, exercise more, and I also plan to join Weight Watchers to get a little extra incentive. I also plan to spend more quality time with my kids. I need to prioritize my time better!

I'm just a plain girl...glitz and glitter aren't my thing.

I love getting together with family and friends and remembering memories past and creating new memories.

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My favorite holiday Life Well Lived Moments is having a nice dinner with family and friends & spending time visiting @ my house on christmas day:)

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Hearing my 9 month old daughter giggle melts my heart! It's moments like this that make being a mom the greatest job in the world.

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Surprise visits from friends and loved ones are such a delight and absolutely qualify as moments well spent.

I Tweeted the giveaway:

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Surprise visits from friends and loved ones are such a delight and absolutely qualify as moments well spent.

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I wake up every morning looking forward to the day and have my favorite cup of coffee .

Decorating gingerbread houses &/or cookies is such a fun thing for us to do together.

My favorite life well lived moment is cutting out Christmas cookies with my children, and then icing them. It is such a messy task, but brings such happy memories. The cookies are turning out cuter each year as the children get older, but the memories are sweeter from when they were so little.

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Being with my family during the holidays is the best gift. Christmas is such a nice time of year, we get to celebrate the birth of Jesus and it's a time to share the love, with everybody. Thanks for having this great giveaway and Happy Holidays!

I've been enjoying watching my kids as we light the Hanukkah candles. My son, who has autism, is enthralled by the lights and my 2 year old daughter loves to help me pick out what color candles we're going to use.

sitting out by the potomac river and just enjoying the peace and freedoms that i have, remind me of how great my life is

Our life well lived moment is teaching our children that Christmas is not about receiving, but rather about giving. They help us choose gifts and prepare a family for a family in need in our community, and we make the donation anonymously so that they understand the meaning of generosity- giving for the sake of giving, and not expecting thanks or recognition. In a consumerist society where values are often overlooked, I think the holidays serve as a good reminder that not everyone is as fortunate as we are and that our good fortune ought not be taken for granted.

It is spending time with my grandbabies, kids, and husband. We lost one daughter, so every moment is special when you spend it with those you love the most.

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The moments that help me appreciate Life Well Lived, is seeing how excited my daughter is. She turned 5 this year and has helped more with decorating our home, making her christmas list, making and sending christmas cards, planning our christmas dinner and helping make cookies and candy. My daughter helps make all the bad things in my life a little easier to deal with.

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My life well lived Christmas memory is last Christmas Eve. My husband, kids and I spent the afternoon outside shoveling, sledding, and setting up luminaries. We went inside in time to warm up with hot chocolate and have dinner before heading out to the candlelight service at church. It was such a perfect family day!

My life well lived moment is spending time outdoors sledding with my family.

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I have to say, for me it's tough to decide. As a family we've been rehearsing songs to perform for Abuela, and there's nothing sweeter than the soul and sincerity of a 4 year old belting out "You are My Sunshine" or the enthusiasm of my 2 year old twins ringing their Jingle Bells. But, best of all, was my daughter suggesting that we gather up our toys to give away. "I have too many, and some kids have none." I really admire her giving spirit. So we're not giving them any toys this year. We're donating instead. Grandma has made up for our "lack" and gifted in abundance! We're overwhelmed with gratitude for our great blessings.

My life well lived moment would have to be my boys wanting to donate any spare change to every bell ringer we see!

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It's been 19 years since my mother passed 2 days after Christmas. A life well lived would be to have had her with me though my 30s 40s and now 50s. A life well lived would have been sharing my passion for cooking and baking and turning it into a business that she could have shared with me. My life might have been different had I not lost her back then. Ive moved on but not well. She would be sad to know I didnt deal with her passing well and all the years around the holidays are so very difficult. Instead of living a life well lived ive dealt with grief and unhappiness. Shame on me...

Hi, I am an Earthart~I am so Very Very Thankfull for my Comunitys Support! I have an Home EcoFriendly Production Art Business ans we have been Struggling as all have recently~We have been so Blessed with our Clients!~Coming to us first for thier Gift Giving needs~thus~Helping us help others and doing it in a Blessed Green Way!~God Bless America! :)

We've had a couple of lean years, so now that things are better, the things that make me happy are the ones where I make someone smile. Doing a favor for a friend (who is already stressed out with her grad school applications), making cookies with my kids or piling everyone in the car to go look at Christmas lights-those are the ones that make me happy.

Having good times with the family - you know, the rare moments when everything gets in sync and the kids are actually having fun too. :)

My life well lived moment would be reliving my childhood traditions with my own child.

My life well lived moment is taking a few of my "hold on a seconds" that I tell my kid and saying "sure, let's play."

I life well lived moment is making my comedian husband laugh.

Taking time to see the beautiful Christmas lights with my children.

My dad came home from the nursing home last month. We didn't think he'd see home again. He can't see very well or hear much, but he can tell when I smooth a soft blanket over his lap. And he smiles.

A life well lived moment is simply one that I notice. It's the noticing that makes it matter.

Of course, if the noticed moment includes a loved one or a piece of dark chocolate, WIN!

A quiet moment with my two year-old, rocking him and singing to him in the quiet of his bedroom. A rare treasure.

my life well living holiday memory is when I got a puppy for holiday. parisrobyn18@gmail.com

I try to live life well by enjoying every spare moment a can just laughing and playing with my children. It makes me feel young again and my children love it!

A life well lived is when I can laugh and enjoy every day!!

enjoying an evening at home with my dog on my left, baby boy cat on my right, and the queen kitty on my lap....love pet snuggle time!

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