Having the Best Holidays Ever
Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah and Happy New 2006! Wouldn’t the holiday season just be weird if it were in the middle of the year? Celebrate the big gift-giving holidays and then, “back to work, you’ve got 6 more months until the New Year’s party – ” Yick! There’s just something about having Christmas, and Hanukkah stacked next to the new year that gives it such an expectation.
I suppose it doesn’t hurt that throughout our childhood lives, the holiday season not only meant gifts, it meant 2 weeks away from school and free time. For me, though, it was the time with my extended family that made all the difference. I could celebrate the holidays with my immediate family of four, but there was just something completely incomplete about not having the grandparents, cousins, arguments, laughing, and food-binge-fests around. And I miss it.

Yes, holidays are actually refreshing and a great stress buster. They allow so much peace and rejuvenate our lives to the core. I wish life allotted us big holidays always!
That sort of holiday celebration is really an excitement and a way of redefining the mood. It’s a great thing to get together the family members and celebrate the festivals with gaiety.