Christmas 2015 links I love

I haven't written for a lot of time. Things are changing fast in the last months and I still can't say much because I'm not sure of what is happening. My mum is still in the hospital, I had to let my Lizzy leave and my work is constantly changing. I'm generally not very good to talk about anything, I'm a few words person, you already noticed this, I suppose, but I miss my blog. I did it with love. So, Christmas - my fave time of the year - is really really near and I want to share a little of all the amazing things I found around the web, as the next four Christmas links.
 01: Consider these 4 ways to give back this Holiday by Camille Styles | 02: Plan to Dream big dreams by Nellaino | 03: Words that inspire me - via my Words board on Pinterest | 04: Christmas photo shoot via Hannele's blog.

LOVE Moodboard | 4/15

01: Gentoo penguins, Elliott Neep | 02: Daily quote | 03: Send someone a love letter (do you know someone sad or lonely and a way to make her/him happy? Well read on the bottom*) | 04: Inspiring lettering.

* These words don't mean to me write a letter instead of an email but they remind me of the enchanting movie Amélie - Le fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain. One day Amelie, a lonely waitress living in Paris, decides to do little thing to change the lives of those around her for the better. And so ... Amelie steals Madame Wells's (her sulking concierge who mourns the death of her cheating husband) old letters from her husband and cleverly creates a new letter in which he apologizes to his wife for his infidelity. After receiving the false letter, Madame Wells is overjoyed with the news that her husband loved her after all. More, to push her father to follow his dream of touring the world, Amelie steals his garden gnome and having a flight attendant friend airmail pictures of it posing with landmarks from all over the world, lol. More and more about the movie.

Now, look around you, think well and be careful because it might be “dangerous”, but if you find out how to give a positive input to the life of someone lonely and/or sad around you, why not?
Good Inspiration: Amélie Poulain et la lettre  | Gnome wants to see The World