Hey Guys,

I’ve got a few videos that I will be posting to the site later today, but for now I want to take a break from the ordinary.

As much as I love the baseball seasons (spring, summer, & fall), I am a Christmas junkie!  I love the time spent with family & friends just hanging out watching the kids have a blast with new toys and watching the dog rip the wrapping paper to shreds.  
It’s without question my favorite time of year.

But like you probably do, I get so caught up in the hustle & bustle of it all that we really miss some of the best parts of this time of year.

It kind of reminds me of a quote from one of my favorite all time moves, National Lampoons Christmas Vacation, “It’s Christmas and we’re all in misery!”

So take a minute and read the following story about the original “Secret Santa”.  But don’t just make it a feel good story.  Make it a DO good story.  Head out today and perform at least one random act of kindness for someone.

You don’t know how holding a door for a single mom after a long hard day at work might brighten her day just a little bit.

Maybe it’s freezing cold and you’ve got the jumper cables to help the guy stranded in the parking lot.

Maybe you’ve just got an extra dollar or two in your pocket to buy a coffee for the guy behind you in line at Dunkin’.

Heck, maybe you can call a local church or shelter and as about a family in need and adopt them this Christmas season picking up some gifts (and maybe a tree with some lights).

Do what you can with what you’ve been blessed with.  It’ll be the best gift you can give yourself this year.

Just keep your eyes open to the world around you at this crazy time of year and help someone out.  I guarantee you it will make you feel just as good as the person you are helping.

Check out Larry’s story at:
http://www.daveramsey.com/article/remembering-secret-santa/

Enjoy the season and do something good for someone who isn’t expecting it with no expectation of anything in return.

Thanks for reading this far & I’ll have some baseball stuff up later today for you.

Yours in Baseball & Holiday Cheer!
Coach Dan Huff