On a recent trip to Utah, I went to Bryce Canyon and saw these magnificent structures that I later found out were called hoodoos.
Hoodoos are pillars of rock caused by erosion over thousands of years. Bryce Canyon has the largest system of hoodoos in the world. They resemble totem poles and have much folklore attached to them. I had never heard of them and I found it fascinating.
But this isn't really a geology lesson. It's about the holiday season. Many of us are at a point in our lives where we don't really need much for ourselves this holiday season, but there plenty of people who do.
Whether it is money, time, or a little kindness, we all have a little extra to give, and someone will appreciate it.
The hoodoo reminds me to ask myself "Who do I know who could use a little extra help?" There are so many opportunities for holiday giving: toys for tots, food donations, extra mittens or socks, etc. While out shopping for food or gifts, pick up a few extras and drop them off in the collection bins.
With the visual of a hoodoo, this will be easy to remember.
Happy Holidays!
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