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Bookmark or Share- All The 'Bluey' Christmas Episodes Are Confusing AF - FatherlyWhen Christmas celebrations are happening in December, Australia is enjoying its summer season, known for being the hottest period of the year. Swimming with your family is a holiday tradition (among other outdoor sports) in Australia, as well as neighboring country New Zealand.
- Christmas Tradition Says We Take Our Tree Down January 6 - Fatherly“According to Christian tradition, January 6 marks the day the three kings actually arrived in Bethlehem and signals the end of the Christmas celebrations,” the publication reports. Tradition says that January 6, also called The Feast of Epiphany, Three Kings Day, or The Twelfth Night, is the earliest a tree should be taken down because ...
- When To Put Up and Take Down Your Christmas Tree, Lights and ... - FatherlyDecorations need to come down well before the season changes. Or, you know, before Valentine’s Day. It’s nice to think about the Christmas spirit lasting all year long, but that doesn’t mean people want to see spirits of Christmas on the side of your house on Valentine’s Day.
- Christmas Tree: Cut One Yourself From a National Forest ... - Fatherly“For many families, venturing into the forest to cut a Christmas tree for the holidays is a treasured tradition carried on for generations, while others may just be discovering the thrill of searching for the perfect holiday centerpiece.” Grabbing a permit is pretty simple, too.
- Why Iceland's Jolabokaflod Is The Perfect Christmas Eve TraditionJolabokaflod, or “Christmas Book Flood” in English, is the Icelandic tradition of giving and unwrapping new books on Christmas Eve, cozying up with family, and reading into the night. It sounds simple, and might not dazzle your child the way your neighbor’s rooftop light show does, but it’s an excellent way to turn all that pre ...
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