Festive
Each year, we enter the festive season – and that means different things to different people. For some, it is a time for family and friends, for others rest and rejuvenation. For many, it is a sacred moment in their religion, or a special opportunity to reinforce cultural traditions. In 2020, besides Thanksgiving, Christmas, Boxing Day and New Year, the festive season includes the Indian festival of Diwali (5 November), Jewish Hannuka (December 10-18), Winter Solstice (21 December), German Yule (21 December to 1 January), African-American Kwansa (26 December to 1 January) and Chinese New Year (12 February). Happy holidays!
— Wayne Visser
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