3. Say Thanks with a Banner or Sign
An unexpected banner or sign that expresses your gratitude is a fun way to say "Thanks."
- The sign can be any size and can be hand lettered or professionally printed. You can choose to put up a banner written with chalk on their garage door or have a sign maker create a printed banner or sign to be placed in the front of their house. Either way, you will surprise them and they will feel your gratitude.
What you say on the sign is up to you:
- You don't have to specify exactly what they did.
- The key is to surprise them with seeing your gratitude expressed in a public way.
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