what are the holidays that u celebrate?
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We mainly celebrate Christmas (Christ's birth) and Easter (Christ's resurrection). We also celebrate Christmas Eve. These are just the main holidays that we celebrate but there are others but I personally don't celebrate them. Non-religiously we celebrate normal holidays too. Fourth of July, New Years Eve, New Years Day, Valentines Day, Memorial Day, Veterens Day, and we also recognize Halloween but some Christians regard it as the "Devils Day".
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There is a website for that.It is www.funnygreetings.com Click on holidays an there will be a lot of greetings.HAPPY HOLIDAYS.
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HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO YOOOOOOUUUUU!!!\n\nhave a holly jolly christmas\nits the best time of the year!\n\nfor those of you that dont celebrate christmas\n\noh hanukkah oh hanukkah the sweet celebration!\n\nfor those that dont celebrate hanukkah or christmas\n\nWhat's new, what's happening? Kwanzaa is here!\n\nfor those of you that dont celebrate any of those holidays \n\nHappy (holiday that you celebrate)!!!\n\nfor those of you that dont celebrate anything i hope you have fun walking in a winter wonderland <33
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Christmas. You get all the good food associated with Thanksgiving, only for Christmas you get at least three full days of it. (Christmas Eve with Mom's family. Christmas at home. Boxing Day with Dad's family. All three consisting of different kinds of feasts!)\n\nAnd then PRESENTS to go along with it...what's not to love!!!
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It's just a b.s. made-up holiday. Do what I do, and celebrate it on the 15th. Take care.
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In America, we celebrate plenty of different holidays. Christmas, Thanksgiving, Valentines, Halloween, Independence Day, St. Patricks Day, Easter, New Years (January1st), Labor Day, Memorial Day, Veterans Day. Even some from different ethnicity, Tet (Chinese New Years), Cinco de Mayo, Hannukah (Not sure I spelled that right), Kwanza, and plenty more that I can't think of right now.\nI don't specifically have a favourite holiday, but if I had to choose, I'd say Christmas, and I know a lot of people love this holiday too, but I love it because it brings everyone together and puts a great smile onto our faces. Don't get me wrong, I love the presents, decorating, and Christmas shopping, but one of the best parts is, it gets everyone in a good mood, and I like that about people, it let's them forget some of there troubles and let's them just have fun because it's such an important day to us and our families, and let us enjoy our fun traditions. And I really mean it, not trying to be cheesy.
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Celebrate your diversity.
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Great question, and I am with you...here are some stats based on a 2003 FOX News national poll conducted December 3-4 by Opinion Dynamics Corporation. \n\nPolling was conducted by telephone December 3-4, 2003 in the evenings. The sample is 900 registered voters nationwide with a margin of error of ±3 percentage points.  \n\n1. Which of these late December holidays do you celebrate? (Multiple responses allowed)\n\n1. Christmas - 96%\n2. Hanukkah - 5%\n3. Kwanzaa - 2%\n4. (Other/Refused) - 1%\n5. (None) - 1%\n\nSo, I say if the majority celebrates it...why let the minority get us down...
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A poem or simple 'Happy Holidays!'\n\nEx. Poem to get you started:\n\n'I hope you enjoy your present\nAnd that your holidays are well-spent\nSpend your break with splendid cheer\nHave a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!'
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I do not know which specific celebration you are talking about but my guess for all of them would be that..\na) home= it sets a mood for good will and happiness which is then reflected outside the home.\nb)Individual= gives feeling of happiness and oneness with that which is being celebrated. \nc)religion= unites people of the same faith to share in the happiness and reverence of that which is being celebrated.\nd)family= it gives feeling of happiness and pride to share traditions and pulls the unit closer together as they re evaluate that which is important to them.\n\nnotice this could be any celebration....Christmas, Ramadan, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, etc.
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Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays
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The smell of cut grass\nmy boyfriend fresh out of the shower :) \nnewborn kittens\nchocolate\nLasagne\ngoing on a well deserved holiday\ndriving on a warm day with the roof down \nwaking up in the morning and realising its saturday \na nice cold beer\nmore chocolate!\n\n:)
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its easter for me. im russian orthodox:)
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Definately Winter because of Christmas and my birthday! There's just somthing about the time of year and the hot tea or coffe or the hot chocolate that gets you into the holiday cheer. I also love fall though, becuase it introduces you to winter with the pretty leaves changing.
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Top 5\n\n5.decorating\n4.joy no stress\n3.buying and making presents \n2.Presents\n1.Love and family:)
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December 2006\n1-World AIDS Day\n       Day Without Art\n\n2-Eat a Red Apple Day\n      National Pie Day\n\n3-Advent starts\n     National Roof over your Head Day\n      National Fritters Day\n\n4-Santa's List Day\n     Wear Brown Shoes Day\n\n5-Bathtub Party Day!\n\n6-St. Nicholas Day\n     Mitten Tree Day\n    Put on your own Shoes Day\n\n7-Pearl Harbor Day\n         International Civil Aviation Day\n       Letter Writing Day\n      National Cotton Candy Day\n\n8-Bodhi Day (Buddhist)\n          and Immaculate Conception\n National Brownie Day\nTake it in the Ear Day\n\n9-National Pastry Day\n\n10-Human Rights Day\nInternational Children's Day\n\n11-National Noodle Ring Day\n\n12-Feast of our Lady of Guadalupe\n         Poinsettia Day\nNational Ding-a-Ling Day\n\n13-Santa Lucia Day (Swedish)\nIce Cream day\nViolins day\n\n14-National Bouillabaisse Day\n\n15-Bill of Rights Day\nNational Lemon Cupcake Day\n\n16-Hanukkuh starts\n           Las Posadas starts\nNational Chocolate covered Anything day\n\n17-Wright Brothers Day\nNational Maple syrup Day\n\n18-Bake Cookies Day\nNational Roast Suckling Pig Day\n\n19-Look for an Evergreen day\n Go carolling Day\noatmeal Muffin Day\n\n20-Games day\n\n21- Hamburger Day\nHumbug day\nNational Flashlight Day\nLook on the Bright Side Day\nWinter Solstice\nYule\n\n22-Look on the Bright Side Day\nForefather's Day\nNational Date Nut bread day\n\n23-Roots Day\nHanukkuh ends\n\n24-Christmas Eve\nLas Posadas ends (Mexican)\nNational Egg Nog Day\n\n25-Christmas Day\nNational Pumpkin Pie Day\n\n26-Boxing Day\n\n26-Kwanzaa starts\n\n27-National Fruitcake Day\nmake cut out snowflakes day\n\n28-card playing day\nnational chocolate day\n\n29-pepper pot day\n\n30-Waqfatul-Arafat (Islamic)\nBicarbonated soda Day\n\n31-Eidul-Adha (Islamic)\nmake up your mind day\nNew Years Eve\nunlucky day
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December 30. I love birthdays!