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Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Important ? Or Not?
Every morning i wake up, the first thing i will do is take up my phone, and see is there any message from you. The first thing i will do when i online, is go and check whether you are online or not. Am i important for you? Maybe I'm and maybe I'm not. I don't know, every time when i receive message from you, I'll feel happy. Once i din get any message from you, i will feel down. When I'm not in the mood, you will try to make me happy. When you're not in the mood, i will try my best to entertain you. Just wanted to know how important am i to you? What will happen to you if one day u didn't get a single message from me? Will you feel nothing? Or you will start to worry about me? Will you find my contact once you're online? Will you take up your phone and see is there any message from me? Important? Or NOT??
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Tuesday, May 19, 2009
i Did something Wrong?? OMG
HMM, ON sunday, early in the morning, i go out and help my parent work. Then suddenly i remember that i forgot to reply my friend question. My friend ask me, long hair or short hair nicer. Then i send a message to great, good morning, then we start to sms, that day, i said something weird to her and i wondering that she scare of me or she angry of me. That day after we message early in the morning, after my lunch with my parent then i go home. After that, i drive to MK which is a place i practise and learn singing. When i reach there, i stop reply her and i was talking to my teacher. One of my friend kepo and tell teacher what i told her. Then that afternoon, my teacher and me sit at the coffee shop drink and talk. We talk and talk, we drank 6 cup of chinese ice tea. Oh my god, then at last we go to class. I sing and sing, suddenly the electric cut off. Its just that room, then i feel like, "oh my god, ada hantu kah.. " Was scaring myself, then my teacher ask me to switch on the main switch, then it happen again. Again and again my teacher ask me to do that. Im worry that when i go switch on the switch suddenly got a "white" thingy fly in front of me. HAHAHa.. was scaring myself that day. That day actually was a bit happy, cause i be able to do something i usually cant do. hahaha.. Sing and sing, time pass by very fast and its 5 o'clock. WOW.. its time for me to play basketball. hohoho. i change my pants inside my car, lucky no one know that im changing. Then i go to play basketball, nvr win a match that day, so tiring, cause my friend brother play basketball like a dumb dumb. then my girlfren was watching me from far. she park her car far away from the basketball court and look at me when im playing basketball. Sumthin not happy happen that time. When its around 8, i ask her to go back, which means go back my house. then she dissappear for around 10 - 15 min. I sms her but she din reply a thing. Was worry bout her and was so angry that she din reply my message. She tell me that she gone to buy something. Then we start argue at that matter. I wondering is i lost my temper or she did. That night we suppose to go for dinner together with my family that day end up she go home eat bak kut teh. Then when i have my dinner with my family, i sms my friend and reply her message. We message and message, suddenly my friend din reply my message. I was wondering that i did something wrong or something that make my friend angry. I don't know. Until today, tuesday, i sms my friend and ask weither got class anot, free anot. What my friend reply me is "no.. i got class.." URm... feel that the message sound cool. and doesnt sound like wanna reply my message. erm.. HMMM.. thinking that i did somthing wrong?? or my friend is not in the mood to sms me???? or something happen??? what should i do????? Oh My god...
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Tuesday, March 3, 2009
03 March 2009 (奇怪的一天)
"小偷"一早起身,刷牙洗面,就跟平时做得都一样。 可是,心情总是怪怪那样。很不开心,非常的不开心,可是不懂为了什么事而不开心。心情很矛盾的。到了学校,看见朋友们,就跟朋友们聊天。聊了一阵子, 突然"小偷"的朋友问他下星期上云顶要怎样。"小偷"就很快的回答,"我都可以,你们决定了告诉我"。他就很开心地回答了这一句。可是,烦恼开始来了,突然间脑海里出现了很多问号。可是,他结果还是没多想了。他把问题丢到一旁,然后就上课,跟朋友说笑话。等到下课的时候然后,就跟朋友们出去吃午餐。结果只有三朋友坐"小偷",就是 "大便","小宏"和"小庭"。他们四个去载"小偷"的女朋友。他们在车子里,话题不多,就驾着车子。兜来兜去,因为决定不倒要去那里吃。结果,"小偷"就提议去吃老鼠粉。大家都同意了。可是到了那餐厅,那老板要我们赶快的"下单",因为那间店要打烊了。结果就帮"小胖","女人"和"小国"order。谁知道,不熟吉隆坡的"女人"驾车。搞到从puchong 去sri kembangan 要用到一小时的时间。他们三个吃完后。大家就打算回去学校上课,"小偷"载了他女朋友回家后,结果"小偷","大便","小宏"和"小庭"四个人就打算去喝椰子水。他们四个喝完后,都很饱,然后就赶着回去学校上课。结果是迟到了五分钟。上课不到半小时,老师就说,"ok today class end"。 大家就赶着回家了,天气变黑,像要下很大很大的雨一样。然后"小偷"就去了他女朋友家一阵子,之后就回家了。依然是很没有心情的,到家后,进房间就把电脑开着。很闷得没事做,就下楼去看有什么东西可以吃。吃了一包紫菜,一包mamee,就坐着看电视机,突然想起今天是星期二。答应了朋友要玩上网游戏,就快快的爬上楼去玩。结果爸爸妈妈回到家,妈就大声喊,"下来帮忙"。"小偷"就得跑下楼去帮忙。结果只剩不多时间去玩哪游戏。然后,"小偷"女朋友打电话给他。他就大声地对女朋友说话。就应为心情不好,所以他没心情在电话里谈天。这样的男朋友都有。真的是oh my god。结果他就说,"我要睡了,我很累了。"然后他就上床去睡了。真的是奇怪的一天。好的心情都去那里了??
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This interactive learning tool was developed to help middle school students attain a greater understanding of the cell, cell organelles and their functions, and to improve retention of scientific knowledge in preparation for the State of California Standards exams in life science.
Onscreen and off screen ("hands on") activities are provided in this learning tool on the cell. Off screen activities include printing outlines of the animal cell, which the students cut out, color, assemble, and label. Onscreen activities include an interactive exploration of the animal and plant cells and a quiz.
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The long-awaited (in some quarters dreaded) post-synodal document on marriage and the family was released today. (My community will be publishing it, presumably in the familiar paperback edition: reserve your copy now!) I've only had a few hours to look at it (I am at Chapter 6 now), and I know that specialists will already be offering summaries that attempt to cut to the chase on the hot button questions that have been driving speculation and anticipation.
I do not generally read Church documents with a critical eye. I read them with two
basic questions: "What does the Church want me to grasp here?" (i.e.,
what can I learn?) and "How am I called to put this into practice?" That said, I have to admit that I am a bit distracted with this document. Amoris Laetitiae does not read evenly. It does not have the
consistent, objective voice I am used to in papal documents. The tone
varies from chapter to chapter. While I found that disorienting, the variations of tone, along with the citations of poetry and other "secular" voices are just what
one reader here at PBM appreciated the most about the document, saying that the many
"voices" testify that this was not an ivory-tower work composed by
someone far from the field, but draws from many people's experiences and reflections and presents a Church that is really listening. (In fact, Pope Francis tells us early on that he will be incorporating his own pastoral experience along with the input from the Synods and various Episcopal Conference documents from around the world.)
A few initial observances:
This is the only papal document I am aware of for which a "reading guide" was published beforehand and sent to all the bishops of the world. According to the report I read, the reading guide (from the Vatican's Office for the Synod of Bishops) was accompanied by a letter from Cardinal Baldiserri (head of said office) that refers to Pope John Paul's masterful Theology of the Body as "an important source" for Amoris Laetitiae. (That's my "YESSSSS!" you hear echoing from Boston, especially because I am working on the study guide for a TOB video series we will release soon.)
This is not a little booklet. The Vatican edition runs 264 pages. (For comparison, the Vatican edition of Pope John Paul's Mission of the Redeemer was 157 pages.) This is a tome, in terms of papal documents. (So expect a chunky paperback if we go with our usual hand-sized format.)
Chapter 1 echoes in many ways the "Genesis" texts of Pope John Paul's famous talks on human love. As he has already done in some of his Wednesday talks, Pope Francis highlights the creation of man and woman "in the image of God" as an icon of the Blessed Trinity. It is the capacity of their love to bring forth new life that makes the couple an image of God the Creator and Savior. The home, in which the children are "like olive plants around the table," becomes a domestic Church where the great works of the Lord are communicated from generation to generation, and the praises of God are sung. (That theme of the domestic Church and family spirituality is going to be developed toward the end--so the introduction promised--I haven't gotten there yet.)
But just as the biblical vision offers the ideal of family life, it also witnesses to suffering, betrayal and heartache in the family, including the problems that come with unemployment. Within this section, Pope Francis recalls "the social degeneration brought about by sin, as, for example, when human beings tyrannize nature, selfishly and even brutally ravaging it ... [leading to] those social and economic imbalances denounced by the prophets, beginning with Elijah" (n. 26).
Chapter 2 goes to The Experiences and Challenges of Families. This is the "you are here" of the Pope's map, and he cites documents on family life from various Bishops' Conferences, along with the Synod's "Final Report." Along with a picture of some of the more obviously problematic situations (especially couples living together without marriage; heightened, even crippling individualism and fear of commitment), there is a bit of an examination of conscience: Has excessive idealism on the part of the Church's spokespersons presented so exalted a picture of marriage that people hesitate to take on such a responsibility? Has the image of marriage been too abstract, artificial or theological? Have we failed to speak of the grace of God that always accompanies and assists those who seek it and pray for it? In other words, do we make sacramental marriage look like a burden? The theme of the special grace of the sacrament, and the infinite depths of charity will come up later in the document. It is here, too, that the Pope refers for the first time to the conscience of the married couple who "are capable of carrying out their own discernment in complex situations. We have been called to form consciences, not to replace them" (n. 37).
Chapter 3, The Vocation of the Family, is Francis' "theology" section; it presents the model of the Holy Family and teachings related to the sacrament of Matrimony. There are more citations from Canon Law here than (it seems) in the other chapters. Preparing us for the pastoral approach to family problems that Francis will recommend, here he quotes John Paul II's post-synodal apostolic exhortation Familiaris Consortio where it reminds pastors of their responsibility for careful discernment, given the complexities not only of the issues themselves, but of people's greater and lesser degrees of responsibility.
Chapter 4, Love in Marriage, begins with a lengthy reflection on St Paul's famous hymn to charity, about two or three paragraphs following each line (in Greek!) of Paul's text. Pope John Paul's Theology of the Body makes its strongest appearance in this chapter, as well, beginning under the heading The Erotic Dimension of Love. I noticed that in citing the Theology of the Body texts, the English edition of Amoris Laetitiae has gone back to the earlier translation "nuptial meaning of the body," rather than the term "spousal meaning of the body." Either way, it is of fundamental importance. Chapter 4 starts with the value of erotic love, citing also the wonderful comment from Pope Benedict XVI in God Is Love: "Doesn't the Church, with all her commandments and prohibitions, turn to bitterness the most precious thing in life? Doesn't she blow the whistle just when the joy which is the Creator's gift offers us a happiness which is itself a certain foretaste of the Divine?" In that very context, the Pope (much like John Paul II in TOB) says that the erotic dimension of love is protected (yes!) and fostered by the practice of self-mastery, a necessary means for preserving the freedom of human love.
The document here also considers the effect that increasing lifespans can have on marriage and the family: spouses who grow old together witness to the capacity of true love to change and grow in very different circumstances than those in which that love was born. It is in this context that the vocation to celibate love is treated. "Virginity is a form of love" (n. 159), but celibate people can learn from marital fidelity and be moved "to a more concrete and generous availability to others" (n. 162).
I look forward to continuing to receive the Pope's insights and recommendations as I finish this first reading of Amoris Laetitiae, and as I pray for all those whose lives will be most touched by what the Pope has to say (especially the priests and other pastoral ministers who are being handed the great challenge of walking these paths with families!).
Friday, April 08, 2016
Here It Is: The Joy of Love #AmorisLaetitia
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In my last post I told you that I am becoming an Ambassador of Life and with that comes "life" things to share with you. This post will do just that.
It's always a good thing to have hobbies. Life is too short to just sit around the house and watch T.V. or stare into a computer screen. Yet again another reason WHY I will not be posting everyday. I tried to sit down the other day to write and something came up.
Get up and enjoy life. Make everyday count. Or get the clutter from your home. Do something that makes a difference in your life. Because once you feel good, you can make others feel good too. It's not about being selfish. It's about taking care of yourself, so that you will be around to help take care of others. Once you feel joy inside, it will radiate onto others and make them feel good as well. This doesn't mean that I walk around feeling like Julie Andrews from the Sound of Music all the time(maybe just sometimes), but I have felt that way. And when my kids shoot me those embarrassing looks when I belt out..."the hills are alive with the sound of music", it's kind of like a kick in the balls(or so I'm guessing). <<<See this rambling right here, THAT shows me that I am back for sure.
I am going to go back in time just a bit to fill you in on what kept me busy from the fall of 2016 to the Summer of 2017. If you have been following me for a while or know me personally, you will know that I love to garden. Moving to the country was a big thing for me and to spread my wings with my gardens.
Here is a picture out our front window the week before we moved into our home...
SNOW...however it did not stay.
The first few weeks of November 2016 the weather was beautiful. It was like a late late summer. It gave me a chance to get some of the plants that I brought with us into the ground before it froze.
I created a garden against the front of the house. I was so happy to get them planted. Everything was kind of all over the place, but at least they were in the ground and they would have a chance to come back in the Spring time.
So that was November and this below was December 2016...
I tried to build a skating rink for us to enjoy. But Mother Nature had other plans. It was way too mild. Just when I thought, "Oh yeah, this is going to work", it would rain. Then...
It got colder in January of 2017 and more snow came so we made a snow hill to slide down
We had fun on it for a few days before more mild weather and more rain came.
I bought this for myself in February of 2017
So I did start writing again.
This definitely helped me with my journey, it made me realized that I had to keep doing the things that I love doing. I kept track of the weather and the seeds that I started in the house.
The snow started to melt and I was outside again.
The cat that lived at the property before we moved in, always by my side.
Now we will move into March 2017 with the arrival of the newest members of our family...
Our baby chicks. I brought them home and placed them in their new home in a tote in our laundry room for the first 6 weeks. It was warm and kept them safe from these creatures...
...sitting outside our laundry door.
April 2017
The weather broke and I was beginning my work outside...
I grabbed some blue spray paint and marked out the rest of the gardens I had planned to build.
Then the digging began.
My new workouts...the digging, shoveling, the raking and more digging.
But it was so worth it. Not that it changed my physical appearance. It changed they look of our property and it changed the way I felt.
I was happy.
The dirt arrived Time to spread it around
My little mini-me came out to help me move some of the dirt.
It all started to take shape.
I covered the fresh triple mix with garden fabric to keep the weeds down until it was time to get the perennials in the ground.
April was a very busy month.
The beginnings of the chicken run. In April we moved the chickens into a coop into our garage until we were able to get the chicken run built. More digging was involved for sure. I dug as far as I could and hit bedrock for every single one of the holes. It was the best I could do.
I took a break from digging and went and rescued some after Easter spring bulbs that were being cleared out...
This coming Spring will be very exciting.
May 2017
We up cycled this old steel door. It was time to build the chicken run.
The new home for our 3 chickens.
They were happy with their new home.
June 2017
Grass seed went down and grew into a beautiful green carpet between the gardens.
Here is a collage of the progress of the front lawn and gardens...
This spring is going to be so exciting watching everything that I planted last year come back to life.
I have caught you up on most of the things that went on in my life. There are some other "life" things that I will write about in future posts.
Until then...
Stay Strong!


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Unlike its predecessor, the AT100, the Honeycomb-based AT1S0 from Toshiba doesn't have full-sized ports, on account of being a smaller, 7-inch tablet. Instead, you get microSD, mini-USB and micro HDMI, all hidden under a vexingly long rubber flap.
There's a headphone jack at the top left, a power button, a volume locker and a button lock, and that's the sum of its physical parts — well, aside from one of the biggest power connectors we've seen in recent years. The rest of the magic hides behind the touchscreen.
It's quite a thick device — at 12mm and not very tapered, there's even some 10-inch tablets that are thinner. Its thickness leads you to want to hold it in portrait more than landscape, and while its 399g weight is low for the category, it feels like it could stand to lose even more weight before things become completely comfortable.
The screen retains the 1280x800 resolution of its bigger brother, meaning better pixel density. The screen quality is much better too, with the yellow cast we found on the AT100 gone and better viewing angles. The display is a little too cool, colour temperature-wise, but not enough to disturb most users.


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Here are some other books by the author:
"Yet I'll Venture", Inst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, 1980, et al.
Henry the Fourth, Parts 1 and 2, Macmillan, 1983
Samuel Johnson and the Theme of Hope, St. Martin's Press, 1984
Moral Experiment in Jacobean Drama, St. Martin's Press, 1988
Measure for Measure, Humanities Press International, 1989
The Critical Fall and Rise of John Marston, Camden House, 1994
The Drama of John Marston, Cambridge University Press, 2000
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"Decent" days continue at Selkirk.
Banded today: DOWO 1,BCCH 2, AMRO 2, GRCA 6, BRTH 1, CEDW 4, YWAR 4, RBGR 2, SOSP 4, RWBL 1, BHCO 1, AMGO 1 = 29
The Great St. Johnswort is in full bloom. Under the hawthorns a sign of fall is the litter on the ground of newly fallen leaves. The lance leaf goldenrod is coming out into bud. The cone crop on the white pines is rapidly maturing with the heavy ladden branches hanging down. The maturing crop this year in Selkirk should run into 1000's of cones. There appears to be a good number of little pine cones formed on some trees that will be next year's cone crop. White pines cones in case you are not aware of it take 2 years to mature. The young cones overwinter as small dark minature cones in this year's growth.
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WAX BUDDYS IN NATURE - A couple of private label WAX BUDDYs being photographed for an article by Jonathan Clancy. Location - Beautiful Jamestown, Rhode Island.
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RHODY SURF - Bobby Drought along with some helpers: Kelsey Drought , Laurel Post and Zachary Hanners started this business to teach people of all ages how to surf. Check this group out at Second Beach, Middletown, Rhode Island, they have a great thing going on and there really nice people as well. We wish them the best.
GREEN ROOM FESTIVAL - JAPAN, Our friend Kimimasa Okuyama showed off the WAX BUDDYs at the festival and the response was incredible. Thank Kimimasa for your support.
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Our Summer 2015 launch collection introduces Bengel's individual look and feel and gives a first glance at the endless possibilities of our upcoming collections.
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No. 134 - Marleau Contraire
As on any given Sunday, go ahead and pop in your air buds-- it's time for little fantasy giants Elan and Brian to help you remember the titans (and not-so-titans) of this week's NHL action in a brand new episode of the Keeping Karlsson Fantasy Hockey Podcast!
In this week's injuries, it's a real case of you don't know what you've got til it's gone with a shelved even-strength stud in Pittsburgh, a still underappreciated centreman in Dallas, and a Lightning forward whose absences from the scoresheet are now further assured.
In outjuries, the guys go back to the future in trying to imagine what 2/3 of the Panthers' first line can offer on offesne, and what that also means for former and remaining members of that top trio. They also head to the desert to wonder how excited it's reasonable to get about they Coyotes' likely top scorer, and then move slightly westward for a Kings forward who finally has returned to the lineup.
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On 17-21th November, refresher courses for nature and bird guides took place in Estonia. Courses were organised by Enterprise Estonia. It is the first course run at so high a level and there was competition amongst participants for places. Lectures were in English and Estonian Nature Tours invited our friend Gerald Broddelez from Belgium to lecture. Over the last 17 years he has travelled the globe in search of birds and animals, visiting over 100 countries on all continents, many of them several times. As a cameraman and script writer he has also worked for Belgian television and produced several natural history films. Gerald has lead Birdwatching tours to Estonia through Naturetrek and Estonian Nature Tours from 2004.
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As a Zoology student, to complete your major you are required to participate in at least one field course, and I won the lottery and got my first choice of Tropical Ecology in African Ecosystems (elephants, and hyena and lions, oh my!). I mean who wouldn't want to go on a safari and camp in the Serengeti with all the wild animals? (Actually don't answer that question, I'm fairly sure most of you don't, especially due to the possible lack of running water). However, I thought I'd at least make an interesting packing post about my trip so you don't feel to much separation anxiety (who am I kidding? This is totally for my separation anxiety from you!)
My make-shift pillow. Because I don't have room to carry a full pillow I'm taking my travel pillow, and stuffing a t-shirt into it. Then I can have my travel pillow for the very long plane rides and still have something to sleep on at night. (And for anyone wondering, these totally work! I've been saved so many neck kinks because of this!).
Summer weight sleeping bag, yeah we're in tents, not sure if its a good thing or not at this point.
Self inflating, light weight mattress pad to sleep on, these are totally worth it. They cut down cold seeping up from the ground and make it so you can't feel pointy rocks digging as badly into your spine. :D.
Mosquito net treated with permethrin. Since insects, Mosquitoes especially carry malaria and other diseases it's important to have a net, even better to have one that repels them too.
Ear plugs so I can sleep even with Hyenas talking to each other at night (or more likely my fellow students, but I digress...); a soft sleep mask to block out light on the plane; a silk liner for my sleeping bag for extra warmth if I need it, and a eco-friendly dish wash, clothes wash, body wash, shampoo (all in one bitty bottle). The neat thing about it, other than all it's uses, is that it biodegrades really quick so it won't harm local wildlife.
Two, all natural 5 hour energy drinks (without the crazy, dangerous caffeine amount some drinks like Red Bull have); Spray waterproof sun screen (I'm gonna need it, we're hiking at least one 3-4 hour hike- bleh); a Nivea SPF 30 lip balm, and a Blister Block stick for my feet. I've read many great reviews for this, it's supposed to add a slip (without being greasy) to you skin so the friction that creates blisters doesn't happen. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find out about their animal testing status, so please take note.
A whole bunch of double A batteries for my camera (because I've got no electricity for which to charge my rechargable ones); a mini binoculars with case and lens cloth; dust bags for my camera and lens, and a giant bag to put my backpack in so straps and sleeping bags, etc. don't get ripped off and lost at the airports.
My first-aid kit which includes bandages, sanitation wipes, polysporin (not pictured here), hand sanitizer (also not here), individual neosporin packages, and blister bandages. Also pictured are a package of 30 kirkland face wipes, to help remove sunscreen and sweat at the end of the day before my normal face routine. (Note: I bought the SPF 30 Blistex stick before I realized they tested on animals, sorry!)
Deep woods bug spray (I have a feeling, I'm going to be grateful I've got this!); Neutrogena SPF 100 Dry touch sunscreen with silica (to help reduce oily feeling) (Also, the SPF 100 claim is false, no sunscreen can currently go above 50, it's not chemically possible, but I figured what the heck, and I heard this formulation was the nicest feeling). I've also got After-Bite, in nifty pen form, and Batiste Blush Dry Shampoo in a spray can (because even if all of us are going to be without running water, I want to at least look semi-good, gosh darn it!)
My not so interesting (and therefore, not attention worthy for thieves) camera bag with my camera and telephoto lens inside. I'm hopeful for some awesome wildlife pictures! Shown again are the dust bags for the camera and lens themselves.
My wrist braces, because I've got carpal tunnel from being on here too much. Presented on a themed rug :D.
My Clarisonic Mia with charger (I'm hoping that when we're at the hotel the first couple days will allow the charge to last a good amount of time when we're without electricity! Maybe that's just wishful thinking...), Also my Murad face cleanser and my acne treatment gel for daytime (also by Murad).
My green Tilley hat, a light-weight hat that floats, washes and dries overnight, and protects from the sun with an SPF factor :D. On it are my well loved sunglasses with the kinda dorky glasses string so they don't get lost; another facial sunscreen, Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizer in Porcelain (Oil-free, with SPF 20, so far I love this- review after I get back!), because I really hate my crappy skin so I want some coverage; and finally Melatonin, a natural sleep aid that I'm going to be using to try and overcome jet lag (recommended by the pharmacist).
My miniature backpack for day trips, to hold water bottle, money, my field notebook, sunscreen and first aid kit.
A blank notebook, so when I'm bored I can try and write up a couple make-up reviews, some novels, a magazine for the plane and some granola bars (to supplement my diet, because I don't eat red meat and they told me they might have trouble accommodating that, so snack food).
And to shove it all in my comically large backpack (which literally dwarfs me!) Not included in the pictures because I've been running around like a loony for the last couple days are: hairbrush, mini toothpaste and travel tooth brush, all the medication needed for travel (i.e. malaria pills) and enough over the counter medication to supply a small pharmacy (I like to be prepared....), travel clothes (light weight and breathable), and I'm sure enough other things to completely freak me out because I can't for the life of me remember anything at the moment. (Ohh, aftersun!)
Anyways, I hope this was at least relatively interesting! If it isn't, I apologize, and hope to provide you with our regular programming when I return. But, while you wait....
So, what can you do while I'm gone?
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- Leave comments for me when I get back (maybe with ideas on what you'd like to see more of on Hebridean Sprite Beauty)
- Become a follower (delighting me when I return!)
- Run off and write a story about Mony Python bunnies in Africa
So, until I return, much love (and wish me luck!)~ Krista (Hebridean Sprite) *hugs for all*


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Follow the Beeches Way through the Chilterns AONB from the River Thames at Cookham to the Grand Union Canal at West Drayton.
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Some preview photos of a beautiful solar passive hemp masonry home in Mullumbimby, in the NSW Northern Rivers that's nearing completion.
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Christmas is one of those holidays that just seems to be filled with cheer and wonder. Whether you are celebrating a secular or religious Christmas, it is a day for fun, love, and happiness. With a little help from wikiHow, you will learn how to celebrate a secular, religious, kid-friendly, or consumer-free Christmas after the jump. Happy Holidays!
Celebrating a Secular Christmas
1Spread cheer. When you hear Christmas songs, instead of acting grumpy, smile and whistle along. Being cheerful during the Christmas season really will help in spreading Christmas spirit to those around you, plus it helps you enjoy it more too.
- Wish others a Merry Christmas if you know they celebrate Christmas. If you're not sure, just say "Happy Holidays"! Either way, you are spreading the holiday cheer.
2Enjoy your country's Christmas traditions. Let yourself be a kid again and enjoy the holiday spirit. Whether it's leaving cookies out for Santa Claus, watching for Papa Noel out the window or leaving your clogs by the fire for Santa, indulge in a little holiday tradition and give into the magic.[1]
- Do some research about Christmas customs around the world. There are some great books that describe these traditions and give additional recipes and craft projects. The web is also a great resource for seeking out new and exciting traditions and new recipes.
- Go to a local cultural center to learn about different Christmas customs. Many museums and libraries hold special holiday events and exhibits for the family to attend. Some Christmas tree festivals feature the usual tree decked out in ethnic ornaments and decor.
- Do a little holiday time travel! You can also research holiday customs of American past. Christmas customs of years gone by are pretty much different than those of today. Popcorn and/or cranberry garland threading is a custom that is old as Victorian times. Before the glass balls in American holiday displays, came the ornaments made of paper and corn husks. Many moms fashioned granny dolls or yarn dolls for their daughters. Pick up any of these customs to put a twist on your modern celebrations.
- Some customs, however, are not practical or safe. Never put candles on a tree! You can use safer electric candles instead. Using real fruit or other edible items can be expensive and viewed by others as a waste of food. Select artificial or inedible ones instead.
3Decorate your house for Christmas. The possibilities for decorating are nearly endless. Put Christmas lights on your house. Hang mistletoe in the doorways (particularly if you know that special someone is coming over,) hang a homemade wreath on your door, or put Christmas figurines like Santa or Rudolph out on your counters.[2]
4Buy and decorate a Christmas tree. Go with your family to your local Christmas tree farm to cut your own or head to a lot selling pre-cut Christmas trees. Pick out a Christmas tree that fits your house. After you've gotten your tree situated, wrap it in lights and begin hanging the ornaments.[3] Don't forget to water it occasionally and safeguard it from pets!
- You can decorate your tree with family heirloom ornaments or try something new by decorating a tree with Star Trek or superhero themed ornaments, or with little trains, or with Disney characters for example. It's really up to you--be as creative or traditional as you like.
5Join up with friends and family. For many people, Christmas is about gathering with friends and family to enjoy each other's company and celebrate the holiday. The day is a national holiday and most folks get a day off work. Take advantage of this time to reconnect with friends and family. Create your own traditions or celebrate with the traditions that have been passed down in your family.
6Invite your friends or family over for Christmas dinner. Make it a potluck if you want to keep expenses (and the workload) manageable. The important thing is just to get together with people you love and make the winter a little warmer by sharing the warmth of caring with them. Consider making a traditional Christmas dinner complete with roast turkey, or create your own traditions by branching out and making whatever you want!
7Go Christmas caroling. Either have it at your home, go door to door, or go to an old folks' home and do it.[4] Learn some Christmas or seasonal songs, and sing! It's fun, and even if your voice isn't great, hopefully, you won't be singing alone––you'll get some cover from your more talented friends! If you can't go caroling for some reason, blast Christmas music throughout your house, while you're wrapping presents, or during your Christmas party.
- For song ideas, try songs like "Frosty the Snowman," "Holly Jolly Christmas," "Silver Bells," "Walking in a Winter Wonderland," "Jingle Bells," "The Little Drummer Boy," "Let it Snow," or "It's Beginning to Look a lot Like Christmas."
8Watch Christmas movies. Have a movie night during which you invite friends or family over and serve hot apple cider and popcorn or cocoa and cookies. Play Christmas movies like "How the Grinch Stole Christmas," "It's a Wonderful Life," "A Christmas Story", "Santa's Apprentice" or any number of other seasonal movies.
9Do a generous act. This is in the spirit of spreading joy, kindness, beauty and love during the Christmas season.[5] You can volunteer at a homeless shelter, buy some vintage decorations at or donate some of your unwanted decorations to a thrift shop, drop spare change into the local charity drive bucket, help out someone with decorating like doing the tree for them and putting up outdoor lights, or help with a local toy or food drive for those who have less than you do.
10Consider giving gifts wrapped in lovely wrapping paper. You don't have to spend big bucks on gifts––small tokens are fine. Some families enjoy giving gifts to one another to show their appreciation for one another. You can buy gifts or make them yourself. Learn how to become an expert gift wrapper here.
- Gather around the Christmas tree with your family on Christmas morning and exchange gifts. Or, sit by the fire with your loved one and enjoy Christmas together.
11Do something fun with your family outdoors. There's nothing as fun to do on a Christmas night than to walk or drive around town and neighborhood looking at local decorations. Head down to the beach or the local park. In areas where it snows, go sledding or build a snowman! If there's no snow, bundle up and go on a long walk or hike with your loved ones. It's always great to get out of the house and breath in the fresh air.
- If you live in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa or other countries in the Southern Hemisphere, your Christmas is likely to be a warm one. This gives you the opportunity to get outdoors and appreciate the beauty of nature and enjoy some of your Christmas Day swimming, walking, resting on the grass or playing a game outside together. Be sure to wear sunscreen and a hat!
12Deal with "Scrooges" gracefully. If someone says, "Let's cancel Christmas celebrations" or something else negative, simply say something disarming, like, "Sorry you don't enjoy this holiday. You're still welcome to come and join us for the day if you haven't got anyplace else to go." No matter how they react, just blow them off as kindly as possible and continue your celebration, showing compassion to the poor Scrooge. Also, try and see things from their point of view. Ask them if they're going through a tough time or whether they have a specific problem. Don't be quick to judge,as that will only make the problem worse!
- Any one can get the holiday blues and become a Scrooge. Remember unfortunate things don't take a holiday even during the holiday season. Anyone can still experience problems with relationships at home or work/school. Teens and kids can too be very emotional time bombs. Sometimes it's a death in the family or to a loved one. Hefty bills can cause many people on holidays to feel anxious. Any person can have a burnout or mental meltdown from having to do all the extra chores, shopping and decorating without help. If a certain element of Christmas sets off angry, sad, or emotional reaction try to eliminate that factor from the Scrooge's life if possible. Put yourself in the Scrooge's shoes how would you feel in his/her situation.
- If a tradition starts upsetting you or anyone in your life feel free to adjust them or to omit them. Compromise, discuss and negotiate. Entire families or individuals within may grow out or be bored of family traditions, decor and customs.
- Try or suggest some of other ways to celebrate Christmas in this article for a Scrooge.
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Celebrating a Religious Christmas
1Reflect on the reason for Christmas. If you're not sure about it or you're rusty on the background, do some research. In the Bible, you can find the Christmas story in the Gospel according to Luke, Chapters 1 and 2, as well as the Gospel according to Matthew Chapters 1 and 2.[6] Consider reading these chapters aloud as part of your family's holiday. Ask members of the family for their own impressions of the stories given, to personalize their understanding.
- Talk to children about the meaning of Christmas and tell them the stories about Christmas. Find beautiful illustrations to accompany the Bible stories to capture their interest. Also, keep in mind that doing this for too long might become tedious. Try to keep these sessions short, something they can cherish.
- There are also many great children books and coloring books that illustrate the Christmas Story in an easy to read format. Some books take the Christmas story verses directly from the Bible others tell the story in the way that's different.
- In many cultures it's a custom to have the youngest (able) child place the baby in the cradle or the cradle in the stable of the Nativity Scene. A religious store can supply also Tree of Jesse symbol activities and you can cut Christmas cookies into camels, angels, Nativity figures, stars, crosses using cookie cutters. If you look around in some old Christmas books there are easy and fun crafts for religious ornaments for the whole family.
- Decorate a small 1 to 4 foot tree with angels, Nativity Scene figure ornaments, Nativity charms from a bracelet and jewel tone or metallic ornaments. A star, angel or crown can be placed on top of such a tree.
- You can easily incorporate religious ornaments into the main Christmas tree, use religion as a theme or use suggestions from the previous paragraph. Don't be afraid to add actual everyday Christmas items and scenery to your tree that doesn't have commercial in it. Animals, flowers, fruits, bells, candles, houses are good examples. Poinsettias and holly don't have to be commercial icons or any flower or creature that's seen on Christmas. Not even a snowflake or the snowman. Choose a plain teddy bear, not the Santa Bear. Queen's Lace flowers or something that closely resembles Frankincense and Myrrh can also be included in flower arrangements.
- Frankincense and Myrrh oils can be purchased in many herb, candle or floral shops and used as fragrance instead of traditional holiday scents.
2Invite God to come and celebrate the day with you. Some people choose to do this by attending a Christmas Eve service. Some do it by sitting before the Christmas tree and silently inviting God to just be with them. Prayer is also helpful. However you decide to do it, for the Christian, making God a part of your day is vital.
3Choose some activities that you and your friends or family will enjoy, and which fit with the meaning of Christmas. Consider preparing some special foods for the poor and needy, visiting people who live alone or have no family close or dropping in to see the sick in the hospital. You might even give handmade gifts to people who aren't likely to get much this season.
4Spend time with others to celebrate. Gather together at the homes of friends and family, and spend some time in fellowship with others who believe as you do during this special time.
5Give to others. Whether to your family and friends, or to others less fortunate, spend some time this Christmas in giving. We give in remembrance of the gifts of the Magi to the Savior, but at the very heart of it all, recall that we are to give because He first gave to us.[7]
6Spend time quietly being thankful for the gift of Jesus to the world that we celebrate on Christmas. This is the day that Christians have set aside to celebrate the beginning of the greatest gift mankind has ever received.[8] Coming into the Christmas season with a grateful heart is essential if you really want to make the extension from Jesus's giving of His amazing gift to your giving and receiving.
7Create your own nativity scene. A beautiful way to celebrate Christmas is to create a nativity scene within your house or on your front yard. If you have children, ask them to help you. They will (or might not, it depends) love making the little angels and other figures.
- If you can't create your own nativity scene, consider attending a Nativity play at your local school or church. If you are a child or teen, many churches need actors and set designers for the play, so ask a pastor if you are interested.
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Celebrating a Secular Christmas with Children
1Involve your children in your family's traditions. Wherever you live in the world, teach your kids your family's traditions at a young age. There is something about Christmas time that is absolutely magical to children.
2Tell your kids Christmas stories. You can do this by reading to them, telling them stories before bedtime, or watching Christmas movies with them. A great idea is to buy a book about all the Christmas traditions around the world. This will give your children an opportunity to learn about other cultures' traditions.
3Help young children believe in Santa. Kids usually stop believing in Santa around age eight, but younger kids will love the story of Santa.[9] Explain who Santa is and how he is going to come visit your house. To really help your children's belief in Santa, help them leave cookies out for Santa on Christmas Eve. When they are asleep, eat the cookies, leaving some crumbs as evidence and drink the milk (if any was left out.) If your child leaves Santa a note, create a note from 'Santa' thanking your child or answering questions that he or she may have asked. Make sure you write the letter in a different handwriting than your normal one.
- You can also leave carrots out for the flying reindeer. Have your kids leave carrots out for the reindeer and when they're asleep, nibble on the carrots, leaving some gnawed pieces behind as evidence.
4Decorate Christmas cookies. Whip up a batch of sugar cookies or gingerbread cookies and have your children decorate them (heck, you can decorate them too!) Your kids will love making their cookies into colorful, delicious creations.
5Have your children help decorate the tree. Once you have put up the Christmas tree and wrapped it in lights, gather your family together to decorate it. If your children are very little, help them along by lifting them up. Assign them special ornaments that they get to put up on the tree.
6Show your children how to hang stockings by the hearth. If this is part of your Christmas tradition, your children will love the anticipation of hanging their stockings by the fire and waiting for Santa. A cute idea is, when your children are asleep, to fill their stockings and then take them off the hearth and leave them at the foot of their bed. In the morning, ask them to bring their stockings into your room and you can all open your stocking gifts on your bed.
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If your child leaves cookies out for Santa, how can you use that to bolster their belief in Santa?
Taking the Commercial out of Christmas
1Choose ritual and tradition over gift giving. Establish family rituals and traditions that honor the spirit of Christmas and involve all family members. It might be attending church as a whole family, it might be giving a meal preparation task to each member of the family, however young or old, or it might be writing heartfelt letters to one another describing how their acts of kindness have helped you through the year. Whatever your ritual (or set of rituals), place more emphasis on caring and sharing than trying to outdo one another with gift giving.
2Avoid spending money you don't have. Don't go into debt for the sake of one holiday. You don't have to give expensive purchased gifts; instead, you can make a gift. Many people feel a homemade gift is better because it shows thought and consideration for the recipient. Give within your means, people will understand and you set an excellent example that liberates others from the consumer treadmill.
- Gift ideas include: bookmarks, framed family photos you have taken over the year, holiday cookies or breads, or "cookie kits" (the flour, sugar, baking powder, chocolate chips and other spices are layered in a plain Mason jar, and instructions attached to a piece of raffia or a ribbon letting them know what to add, whether it's water, oil, egg, or whatever). See How to make your own Christmas gifts for more ideas.
3Learn some of the non-commercialized Christmas songs. There are some beautiful carols that you can sing together––maybe someone in your family or circle of friends can play the piano or guitar; if so, encourage them to play, and have a sing-along. Consider carols like "O Come All Ye Faithful," "Joy to the World," and "The First Noel." You can find the lyrics online if you don't know them.
- Other songs with scenery like "Winter Wonderland", "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year""It's Beginning to Look Lot Like Christmas" " Sleigh Ride", " No Place like Home for the Holidays". Also consider the Antarctica movie theme song. These can be great noncommercial additions to any playlist.
- "Ring Christmas Bells" "Give Love on Christmas Day" "Jingle Bells"," O Christmas Tree""Where Are U Christmas" "This Christmas" "Baby It's Cold" "Let it Snow" "Alone on Christmas" "Somewhere in My Memories""Holly Jolly Christmas" "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" don't have a strong commercial message in them even though they are often played in Christmas commercials or accompany promotions during the holiday season. Even though some songs may mention "Santa" once or twice. He's not the main focus of the song. Also, the Nutcracker Ballet Suite and "Feliz Navidad" have nothing to do with commercialism. "12 Days of Christmas" is not a going shopping song but the "gifts" are really religious symbols.
- Also, you can play philanthropic songs that also are about goodwill toward others and that inspire a good feeling "Stuff That Dreams are Made Of" "Heal the World" "Earth Song" "Seeds of Love" "I Hope You Dance" for example. "We are the World" makes a great holiday song as well!
4Mute the ads. Try to stop the "buy this for Christmas" ads from invading your home life. The consumer economy has its place, but it shouldn't really be in your living room during a sacred season. Teach kids to mute the ads and do it yourself. Or, record your favorite shows and fast forward your way through them. Everyone will feel more peaceful, and there is less incitement to go shop till you drop.
- Avoid blindly obeying the encouragement of retailers to make Christmas all about consumerism, as that is far from the true meaning, regardless of whether you're religious or not.
5Choose your decorations more carefully. Some decorations, such as flashing lights or inflatable snowmen, should be avoided if you want a commercial-free Christmas. And decking the halls with fake presents just adds to the commercial effect. Instead, setting up a small manager depicting the first Christmas. Consider replacing bright, colorful lights with silver or white ones. Keep your house looking cheery and natural with some poinsettia's, holly, or mistletoe. If possible, use a real tree instead of an artificial one.
- Also try to keep the light displays tasteful and not have your house looking like the Vegas Strip. Thousands of lights or an overly flashy or bright display can, for some people, symbolize the "more is more" commercial message. If you have an outrageous outdoor display, try to limit the time it's on or how long it's up to avoid neighbor disputes and high energy bills. Humble decor may make the local Grinch or Scrooge smile and give you a compliment. It can also help avoid neighborhood light competitions that can get out of hand easily.
- Your color scheme doesn't have to be the traditional red, white, and green thing. Any color theme can work for any holiday. Freddy Krueger's sweater is well red and green stripes!
6Keep Christmas in December or at least after Thanksgiving! Another disturbing trend that retailers and some people are doing is called pre-Christmas decorating. Some know how to do this slowly and gracefully by taking it few items of Christmas Decor at a time per weeks. This sounds fun and great at first but it will cause much more stress and headaches than an outrageous light display because people full forced into "have to be the Christmas spirit" rather it's Thanksgiving, Halloween, 4th of July. You won't be spreading joy but instead spreading discomfort or stress for you, the community, and your family. Considerate decorating can also cure the Scrooge or Grinch syndrome.
- Also make note how some seasonal decor and new marketing schemes are becoming too much like Christmas. Some toy stores are starting to turn the Easter Bunny into Santa Claus! What idiot came up with Christmas in July? Do we really need an entire Halloween tree complete with a "black evergreen"? Lights and other small decor is not so obvious. Tinsel Jack-o-Lantern and Tinsel Snowman is not a big deal.
7Don't let commercialism steal the beauty out of things that occur around the holidays. A pristine snowflake, the flaming red poinsettia, the festive shiny leaves of holly or the beautiful evergreen tree. Reindeer are actual real creatures. The nutcracker actually is tool used to crack nuts instead of guarding presents. Toy soldiers, trains, villages, bears, doggies, the sweet sound of jingle bells, or the sweet taste of candy canes don't always have to be associated with Santa or commercial logos. Every snowman doesn't have to be named Frosty.
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Why might pre-Christmas decorating be a bad idea?
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Community Q&A
QuestionWhy is Christmas celebrated?Community AnswerChristmas celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. Christmas means Christ's Mass. Other traditions like the Christmas trees, lights, are from old Norwegian traditions as an antidote for the darkness of winter. Sales are merely a commercial tradition and are not actually to do with Christmas, just the time of year.
QuestionWhat do I put in my door during the holidays?Community AnswerTry a grapevine wreath in your door and some blue/cool white color changing LED lights and smaller LED pure white lights. Go around the wreath with a decorative lace and glitter trim.
QuestionHow can I celebrate a Catholic Christmas?Community AnswerCatholic Christmas traditions include a Jesse Tree, Jesse Candle and Mary Candle. The Jesse systems tell the Bible story with picture symbols. There's also a St. Nicholas Day, but note that St. Nicholas is not to be confused with Santa Claus. You can do an internet search for "Catholic Christmas traditions" using your favorite search engine for more ideas or ask for advice from a priest at your local Catholic church.
QuestionIsn't Christmas just about getting gifts and "commercialism?"LoreCommunity AnswerNo. Christmas is celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ. Its also about gift-giving and being with family.
QuestionHow long does the celebration last?ChrisTop AnswererTraditional Christmas celebrations generally last two or three days, depending on when your Christmas partying will be done. However, most of the Christmas spirit will be spent from December 1 until a few days following January 1.
QuestionHow do I control myself with presents on Christmas Eve?Community AnswerSay to yourself that if you take your time, the joy of presents will last longer. If that doesn't work, consider getting an advent calendar. You'll get a present every day, and it may calm everything down a bit.
QuestionWhere is the best place to celebrate Christmas?Community AnswerThere is no single place that is the best place to celebrate. You should find a place that you enjoy and that is fun, and celebrate there for a guaranteed good time.
QuestionWhat if I'm an atheist?Community AnswerCelebrate a non-religious Christmas then. Refer to the first tutorial, for a secular Christmas.
QuestionWho created Christmas?Community AnswerPope Julius I is the person who declared that the birth of Jesus would be officially celebrated on December 25th, but many elements of Christmas come from previously existing Pagan holidays.
QuestionWhat is Christmas about?Community AnswerChristmas is about celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, the son of God who is worshiped in the Christian religion. His birthday was not December 25, but this is when we celebrate it.
- Be aware that some people can find Christmas a hard time, especially if a loved one is ill, there are family problems, or a loved one has died. Do your best to comfort them and to include them in your good wishes.
- Remember your Christmas may not have white snow-topped trees, or a huge pile of presents, or a wonderful choir singing Christmas carols, but your Christmas celebration and thankfulness is all that is required to properly celebrate. Anything more is a bonus.
- Some families, particularly those in Germany or with German heritage, like to put a glass pickle on the Christmas tree. The first one to find it either gets a special gift for being the most eager or gets to open presents first. Traditionally, this ornament goes on last.
- The white dove to many cultures is a symbol of peace and harmony. It's always a good decoration for the holidays.
- Always enjoy Christmas with your friends by calling them to your home and do fun with them by creating some Christmas cookies and if you in some of different part of the world use your computer devices or tablets to get connected with your friends and celebrate by sharing pics and sometimes on a group video call.
- If you ever encounter people who say you cannot celebrate the holiday if you are not Christian, avoid them or advise them that they are free to do what they want in the privacy of their own home.
- To stay organized with stocking stuffers, try getting as many large plastic bags as there are stockings/people, label each one with a persons name. You can use cardboard boxes, or even plastic grocery bags. A reader of this article suggests plastic bins. They have three children plus them and their husband fill each other's stockings, so they have five plastic bins, plus one for their dog, who also receives presents in his stocking. Put the bins high up, preferably in the tree area. After stockings are open, presents can go in bins so they won't get lost in the piles of wrapping paper.
- Gifts don't have to be wrapped, as long as it is special and heartfelt. You can also use gift bags or put small gifts together in a basket.
- Avoid proselytism. Although your beliefs are respected, you should also appreciate the beliefs of others. In the spirit of spreading goodwill to all beings, look forward to the fundamentally jolly spirit of the season.
- ↑ https://www.countryliving.com/life/g3868/christmas-traditions/
- ↑ https://www.amara.com/luxpad/decorate-your-first-home-for-christmas/
- ↑ https://www.bhg.com/christmas/trees/how-to-decorate-a-christmas-tree/
- ↑ https://www.whychristmas.com/customs/carols_history.shtml
- ↑ https://www.parishresources.org.uk/giving/christmas/
- ↑ https://www.allaboutjesuschrist.org/bible-christmas-story.htm
- ↑ https://www.parishresources.org.uk/giving/christmas/
- ↑ https://www.stewardship.com/articles/5-ways-to-celebrate-christ-this-christmas
- ↑ https://www.cnn.com/2017/12/19/health/kids-santa-claus-belief-parent-curve-intl/index.html
Article SummaryX
If you're celebrating a religious Christmas, take some time to reflect on the story of the Nativity and the reason for the holiday. Participate in activities that fit with the meaning of Christmas, like attending church, preparing food for people in need, and exchanging thoughtful gifts with your loved ones. If you're celebrating a secular Christmas with children, tell them Christmas stories, get them excited about Santa, and have them help you decorate the tree. On Christmas morning, fill their stockings and place presents under the Christmas tree for them to discover when they wake up. To learn more traditions to try, such as caroling or making a Christmas dinner, keep reading the article!
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Español: celebrar la Navidad, Português: Celebrar o Natal, Italiano: Celebrare il Natale, Русский: праздновать Новый год и Рождество, 中文: 庆祝圣诞节, Deutsch: Weihnachten feiern, Français: célébrer Noël, Tiếng Việt: Đón mừng Giáng sinh


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