Indeed 😁

Totally worth it...

Ok so this was the surprise you were talking about... OMG!!! It's so beautiful, and I must say it's a lifetime wonderful experience... Can't wait to see more beautiful posts and photographs... Love it...

Those stray cats are so adorable, I am glad someone feeds them...Love the cute plush keychain...

Love all the photographs, beautiful street pictures...

although I'm not sure if that's a good or bad thing for you. Kind of sad situation because where I live, Eid is not a holiday, so...

There was a lot to know from your post... Thanks for sharing...

I don't think you will find these kinds of books anymore in the market now because everything is so commercial and social media-based. Such a cute ornament you still have with you...

Today we have a bigger tree with more realistic decorations, but we carry the love of those first decorations in our hearts; it's a fond Christmas memory. That's amazing...In time, due to circumstances,

Beautifully written, and thanks for explaining the meaning of nativity. I have gotten to experience both Catholic and Protestant celebrations because I used to live in Ukraine, where some of my friends

Christmas means hope, unity. Indeed, and also the holiday season brings family together, which gives us enormous joy and happiness... Your tree looks beautiful... Thanks for sharing...

Thank you for sharing about this tradition. I know some of my friends who are still keeping this tradition alive...

I also wanna celebrate and want to know more about the Chinese (Lunar) New Year; as far as I know, it is a very vibrant, meaningful traditional celebration. I saw some videos of how the Chinese celebrate

And if I did have the chance, I'd love to share it with people from a country where it snows, more specifically Japan Hahaha, I know because I am also very interested in Japanese cultures, celebrations,

Have you ever had the chance to celebrate Durga Puja?? I think mostly Bengali people? Kolkata people celebrate it. I was able to celebrate it once because in Bangladesh, my Hindu friends celebrate it...I

Great story and experience... Ramadan is a month of fasting, but another interesting fact about this month is that you get to learn a lot. Even sometimes non-muslims take part during the fast-breaking

I am not familiar with the Hanukkah celebration, although I have heard a lot about it. Thanks for sharing...

I am glad you get to celebrate beautiful moments with your friend and her family. Even though it was not your festival, the family accepted you as a part of their own and gave you a feeling of home and

I am happy that, in time, your perspective changed and you decided to learn about other cultures and share in their happiness. It's nice that your friends also do the same...Happy Holiday...

I celebrate EID, and while reading your post, I felt like I was reliving my childhood memories of celebrating EID. Even though I don't get to celebrate Eid like before, wearing new clothes and preparing