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Christmas Is Here Again


A week has gone already, since the last article on Christmas is Here Again! This only bring Christmas closer and the thought is exhilarating!

Have you ever noticed how calm it is at Christmas? That calm feeling. I guess it has to do with the fond memories of childhood, as kids, Christmas is so much fun. 

First you get to be on vacation, hurray! Then comes the delicious cuisines, lots of smiles and happy faces. To make it the more unforgettable is Santa Claus, exciting places to visit and of course, for some, new clothes to be worn. 

AAAAHHHH! Let's not get nostalgic now.

Christmas preparations can be tasking if you do not plan ahead, below are a few helpful tips to follow.

HELPFUL TIPS:

1. Create a budget.

2. Decide who is hosting Christmas day and who's coming for a visit.

3. Send out the invitations. 

4. Outline what kind of presents you want to gift and start present shopping early.

5. What would you want on the menu list? Look up your recipes.

6. Prepare some of the food early where you can, an example is making pastries.

7. Have an idea of indoors/outdoor activities and how much it will cost. 

Above all, make sure to relax, have fun and stay happy! 

Photo credit: LearnEnglish Teens-British council 

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