Christmas Break, Here I Come💗!
We all know that the holiday season is the happiest part of the year. Here we can feel deep love, joy, and thanksgiving to the people close to our hearts. In this blog, I will share the things that happened last Christmas, on how I celebrate it.
At school, we also prepared a little party to celebrate the holiday season as a whole family. There were snacks and lunches that we prepared where we were sure that when we got home, we would not feel hungry because of the amount of food. Our classmates also played simple games so that at least, even on that day that was our last meeting together in the year 2024, we could feel the joy of each and every one. There was a lot of laughter, shouting, and singing that day. And above all, the happiest part of the party was the exchange of gifts. I was so happy when my name was called because I would finally receive the things I had written, hoped for, and desired that day. When I received the paper bag, I opened it and saw the gray hoodie and key chains, the things I had wanted to buy for a long time. I also won some cash prizes from the parlor games I participated in. Before going home, I said goodbye to my friends and left school happily.
In the following days, I attended the evening service to give importance to the birth of the Lord Jesus. By attending those nights, I thank God that I have reached Christmas healthy again, as well as my family.
And now, on the night of December 24, I helped my mother prepare our meals that night. I cooked the baked macaroni and mom made the grahams. We ate the meals we prepared with love. The next day we went to my father's family to celebrate Christmas as well. We left home before sunrise to arrive early, in Narvacan. And there, our relatives welcomed us and shared the simple gifts they had prepared for us. After snack time, we worked together to prepare what we would eat on the night of the 25th; There was longganisa, fish, hotdogs, lechon manok, grilled pork, and various sauces for the various dishes. Can you guess how we celebrate Christmas? That's right! We had a boodle fight, because there were many of us and this way we could feel the Christmas spirit more, and of course to share the dishes properly. We ate together, laughed out loud and felt the cold breeze touching our skin.
Christmas is truly the most memorable and happiest season of the year. So we should never ever waste the moment. Instead, we must appreciate and cherish it because this way our family is united together, brings joy to each other and feels the spirit of Christmas.
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