As we get back to normality after the December break. What was most memorable this season for you?
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The December break was a time for many to celebrate holidays like Christmas and New Year's Eve. For some, it was a time for family gatherings, exchanging gifts, and enjoying festive meals. Others may have traveled to new places, enjoyed winter sports, or simply relaxed and recharged. It's a time for reflection on the past year and looking forward to the new one.
For me, one of the most memorable things about this past December break was having the opportunity to spend quality time with my loved ones. After the challenge year, it was nice to take a step back and enjoy the simple things in life, like cooking meals together, playing games and caching up on each other’s lives.
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Spending time with family and friends
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- Ayuk SuccessCertified EsL teacher
The Christmas celebration
Traveling and spending time with family and friends.
Time spent with family, brief but worth every moment.
Travelling with and spending time with my family.
My time, which I spent with family and travelling. During this season, I met new people in my life.
spending time with my family
The most memorable thing this season is definitely having to spend time with family, and for me there is not anything better than that.
Family gatherings and traveling were most memorable occasions for me 🥰🌺
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