Christmas in Serbia

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Мир Божији, Христос се роди! Свима који данас славе желим срећан Божић, надам се да сте га провели у здрављу, радости и благостању са најмилијима.


Merry Christmas to all the Christian Orthodox people who are celebrating today! As the day is coming to an end, I wanted to share a quick post about it. We always celebrate Christmas (and Easter) at home, not having guests or going anywhere, it's just something my mom always taught us and I have to say that I really like that 'tradition'. After all that happened in 2020. today I was thinking a little bit more about all the people who lost their loved ones and I am so, so grateful me and my family were able to celebrate Christmas all together, in good health.

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We did all the small traditions related to our Christmas celebrations - one of them is putting a coin in a homemade bread and then family members break the bread and whoever finds the coin will have money throughout the year. :D Last year my brother saw it in his piece then gave it to my niece and this year my dad this the same. She would sneak around anyway to find it so I guess I can already tell who's going to be 'the winner' next year too. Unless my nephew gets competitive. :)


Overall I've spent the day as any other chill day. We enjoyed the food we prepared with some cake of course. I also did my niece's makeup and mine as well, we took some photos together... I watched a movie in the late afternoon, answered and sent some messages to relatives and friends wishing them a Merry Christmas. We also had another one of those nice and sunny days, I think it's been a few years now since we had a snowy and/or a really cold Christmas. Anyways, even though my day wasn't that eventful or super exciting, it was still enjoyable and relaxed - I guess that's how Christmas is suppose to be, right? :)

Thank you for stopping by, have a great day/night everyone!


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