• Resol van Lemmy@lemmy.world
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    6 months ago

    The fact that we aren’t allowed to celebrate it in my country. It’s seen as unimportant. In fact, we don’t ever have Christmas breaks. I saw school buses packed with students heading to class today (and yesterday too), some are even taking exams. Radio stations play absolutely no Christmas music. Nothing in the country is decorated for Christmas. Life goes on as usual as if Christmas doesn’t exist.

    This video by Gari Sullivan perfectly explains how life is for us. Yes, it’s 2 years old already, but I doubt that it’s that irrelevant.

    • davepleasebehave@lemmy.world
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      6 months ago

      I notice that some places never seem to take my birthday as seriously as in my house either.

      It’s a made up thing. make of it what you can.

      hope you managed to find some of the sparkle you were looking for!