Do You Explain the Importance of Holidays to Your Family?
We are officially off and running with the new school year. Whew, that was tiring but it feels good now that everyone is transitioned into their new schedules. Now, looking ahead, I realize we have another holiday approaching and after that another and another. This is when the ball starts rolling and it doesn’t stop until we’re broke, tired and needing a workout.
Above all, it moves so fast that I sometimes feel like I’m missing the meaning of the holidays. I know the kids learn a lot in their school programs, thankfully, but really I feel like I should have more traditions at home too? Just as I’m writing this article, I think to myself, I have no idea how to explain Columbus Day to my kids right now. What do I say? Make me feel OK here, I’m not alone. Am I?
I will begin a series of “why we celebrate” articles over the next few months. To start, think about how you are explaining or celebrating holidays in your family and why it’s important.
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