Christmas Doesn't End

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A couple of days before Christmas, everybody had been very excited to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year. In fact, as early as this, many were already busy putting up their Christmas trees of assorted sizes as well as glowing and dancing Christmas lights. Many were also setting a budget for the things to buy for the celebration, including the gifts to give, the foods to serve, and many more.

People couldn't keep partying here and there before and during the celebration. Students, employees, or even members of organizations spent a day or a night enjoying with their colleagues, before the challenging year ends. Generally speaking, the pre- and during Christmas celebration became the merriest to most of us.

Now, do we think Christmas is over? No! Christmas shouldn't end there. As we know, Christmas is a season of giving and loving. Do we suppose that these acts must only be manifested in 100 days? Think again.

We must not be blinded from the fact that the world needs the essentials of real Christmas even in ordinary days. This year has become so perplexing to all of us. Let us continually maintain and sustain the values we think are only applicable in yuletide season.

Lastly, Christmas Day only reminds us that we, despite all the circumstances, are still capable to care, love, share, and give unconditionally. Without any doubt, we are already bound within the purpose of Christmas. Together, let's aim for the best and feel every day like a Christmas day!

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