How To Be Christmas Essay

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Have a Jolly Christmas with Your Family
Here comes the most adorable season. Are you ready for Santa Clause, all those jingle bells and heartwarming Christmas carols? It’s time for you to make the best out of Christmas together with your family.

It is finally the time to be jolly and have a wonderful time- Christmas time is coming and the holiday season knocks on your door. You must be busy decorating the house and the yard, baking cookies, wrapping some presents and coming up with the most amazing ideas of how to turn the holidays into the most pleasant experience for your kids and your family. All those loving family traditions that are deeply carved into your childhood memories must be on your to-do list, and you let’s admit, it’s never too late to think of new, fun and memorable traditions which will make your offspring psyched and impatient …show more content…

Prepare some awards for the good work, hang the lights and enjoy an evening by the perfectly decorated tree with your family.
• Bake some cookies and wait for Santa- Don’t disappoint the kids, by not baking those famous cookies which Santa so loves. Be creative, fire up some video tutorials and complete the Christmas spirit by decorating those cookies. Place them next to your fireplace, or next to the tree and watch your children beaming with anticipation. Make your kids happy, make Santa happy and don’t forget to leave some carrots for the hard-working Rudolf.
• Never forget about the Christmas movie marathon- You might want your children to avoid some of these tradition, because you don’t find them fun enough or positive-spirited enough, however you should never deprive your kids from certain legendary Christmas movies. “A Christmas Carole”, “Home Alone”, “A Christmas Story” must be on your watch-list this holiday season.
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