Aren’t the holidays great? Like there is so much to celebrate. There are so many fond memories. In American culture, holidays are a really big thing. It means friends, family, and a day off from either work or school. Americans have a saying, “Work hard/play hard.” That’s just what we do here in the States. The holidays are the time to enjoy all that you have worked for.

In the fall/winter are when the most holidays happen. With Americans celebrating a lot of special days during that time. We are in for Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years in a three month span. With a lot of joy and merriment to be had, great memories, gifts, and food. It’s a great time to just let your hair down and spend quality time with whoever you might hold dear. Whether it’s friend or family, you can spend time that will forged bonds that will throughout the year. It’s nice when you get to enjoy a feast or get a gift from a friend. I will always remember the heartfelt gift’s a received from my wife during the holidays. She didn’t have much, but it was the thought behind the gift that really made her gift’s special.

Some people live to start problems during the holidays. Bad attitudes that seem to convey their stress during the holidays. They have a hard time and want everyone to be miserable like they are. It’s cool, don’t let them get you down. Not everyone has good experiences during these celebrated days. Disasters seem to strike most at the worst times. So the holidays are a perfect time, an unfortunate event to happen. If you’re having a bad holiday, it is going to be okay. You just have to keep your faith in whatever you believe and hold fast. When things are bad during the holidays, it just means when things get better, and when they get better, they will get much better. So hold your head if you’re not having the best holidays. It will be fine and there always next year.

I hope everyone the best on these special days. It’s just a matter of planning, work, and prayer that makes the holidays happen. Just try and enjoy. If things aren’t going the best for you during the holidays. There is always next year.