Image From Pixabay Happy Christmas everyone! As I said in part 1 of this post, I try to about learn and showcase cultures around the world as I have this platform which makes me able to share things with other people. Anyway, come with me and learn about Christmas traditions from each corner of this … Continue reading Blogmas Day 25 Christmas Traditions Part 2
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Blogmas Day 24 Off The Topic Thursdays/ The Magic Of Christmas
Image from Pixabay When the snowStarts to fallI saw a deerWith snow on her noseLooking at meAs if she wants to be friendsSo, I grabbed a few berriesWhen outsidePut the berries on my palmAnd waited but the deerWas too scared to come closeBut the next dayI saw the deer againSo, I went outsideAnd this timeThe … Continue reading Blogmas Day 24 Off The Topic Thursdays/ The Magic Of Christmas
Blogmas Day 23 Christmas Traditions Around The World Part 1
Image from Pixabay I’m the kind of blogger who tries to embrace the differences in cultures and sharing the world we live in with others. I honestly believe that can help someone have a better day just by listening to them. Which is why we have one mouth and two ears. So, for today’s post … Continue reading Blogmas Day 23 Christmas Traditions Around The World Part 1
Blogmas Day 13 Try A Movie
Image from Pixabay In the book community, there is the try a chapter challenge, when you read the first chapter of x number of books see which one catches your eye and you read it. I thought I would put a twist to it and do it with holiday movies. I will watch 5 movie … Continue reading Blogmas Day 13 Try A Movie
Blogmas Day 2 How Many Christmas Books Can I Read?
Image from Pixabay Hey, it’s me the day I’m writing this is the 2nd of November, but this guy already has reading plans for December. Every December, I try to read books with the word ‘Christmas’ in the title. It’s a tradition I started about 3 years ago. I usually look on Amazon and find … Continue reading Blogmas Day 2 How Many Christmas Books Can I Read?
Blogmas Day 29: The Christmas Princess (Wedding #5) by Patricia McLinn
April Gareaux had nowhere to live, and family had to take her in, to add salt to the injury her engagement is off plus a tedious job the holiday season wasn’t looking too good for her. Little did she know that the page was about to turn around and so will her. When King Jozef … Continue reading Blogmas Day 29: The Christmas Princess (Wedding #5) by Patricia McLinn
Blogmas Day 28: Christmas Eve At The City
On Christmas eve day we typically stay in bed and watch Christmas movies under a warm blanket. Well, this year, I had to change my plans because I decided to make an appointment to see my psychologist after not seeing her for five months. So, at about five a.m. I wake up mum helped me … Continue reading Blogmas Day 28: Christmas Eve At The City
Blogmas Day 27: First Lines Fridays
First Lines Fridays is a weekly feature for book lovers hosted by Wandering Words. What if instead of judging a book by its cover, its author or its prestige, we judged it by its opening lines? Pick a book off your shelf (it could be your current read or on your TBR) and open to the first … Continue reading Blogmas Day 27: First Lines Fridays
Blogmas Day 24: End Of The Year Book Tag
Ariel Bissett created this book tag, and I got tagged by Nikita at Prose and Pancakes.So, please go check them both out! Are there any books you started this year that you need to finish? The Diviners is set in the 1920s in a fantasy world, and since fantasy Isn’t a genre read, I’m having … Continue reading Blogmas Day 24: End Of The Year Book Tag
Blogmas Day 23: Maltese Christmas Traditions
Like everywhere else in the world Maltese lands have their own Christmas traditions, the same traditions I grew up and still have memories about each one. Midnight Mass and Children's Procession One of the oldest customs in Malta during Christmas is that of midnight, and the child procession is a tradition going back to 1883, … Continue reading Blogmas Day 23: Maltese Christmas Traditions
