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    Winter break is a perfectly timed for students to enjoy the holidays, and take a much needed break from school. This offers time to spend with family and relax without having to worry about their studies. Due to the length, the break often leads to boredom near the end, and students can become restless and in need of some excitement. The holidays often start out with a bang, filled with family gatherings, and lot of gifts. The excitement then seems to fade away until school goes back in session

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    Dictionary the word Christmas is defined as “the annual festival of the Christian church commemorating the birth of Jesus: celebrated on December 25 and now generally observed as a legal holiday and an occasion for exchanging gifts.” When one thinks of Christmas they may think of Santa, elves, Jesus, and Christmas music. One such as Scrooge, who hates Christmas and is greedy. However one English author reminds readers Christmas can be found in the most dark people. Charles dickens’s A Christmas Carol helps

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    Sawyer 4 December 2016 British Literature Period 1 Holiday Shopping Madness Christmas lights, inflatable snowmen, reindeer with red noses, fake snowflakes, and decorated coffee cups, it must be the winter holidays and the new year! But wait, Halloween was just days ago. How have haunted houses turned to gingerbread so fast, and what happened to Thanksgiving? Holiday decorations, especially those pertaining to Christmas go up so fast in stores and in neighborhoods sometimes as soon as a couple days

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    Wine For Thanksgiving

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    # The Ideal Wine For Thanksgiving Rushing to find the ideal wine for your Thanksgiving dinner? Not sure which one pairs best? Don’t hesitate. You’ll have time to watch the Macy’s Thanksgiving parade and enjoy dinner with your loved ones. What confuses most people in the selection of wines is that they don’t draw a line between these two categories: 1. Wines that pair well for cooking the turkey. 2. Wines that pair well for Thanksgiving dinner. Still not sure what we mean? Let us simplify. ##

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    arguments about whether you should say Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays or some other greeting. Wishing someone happiness on a certain holiday celebration is not like wishing someone good morning. It is a greeting that should be tailored to the person that it is being said to. Think about it if you are at a mall and you see someone wearing a Santa hat with arm loads of brightly wrapped gifts what holiday do you think they are celebrating? My guess is Christmas, so why would I tell that person Happy Holidays

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    4.3 Christmas Resists the Christmas Creep The ritual situations that play a role in this case on one of the most socially celebrated holidays is called Christmas. Ritual situation is a consumer behavior term that describes a consumer’s shopping pattern. This traditional Christmas holiday season is a major one for retailers because consumers make a lot of purchases and retailers increase their sales. What motivates the consumer is the stimulus that activates the what, when, and where of how a consumer

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    history, but the way we celebrate Christmas has been changed too. Although Christmas is still a very traditional holiday, the introduction of new and more modern things has shaped the way we celebrate this incredible holiday today. How we celebrate Christmas has changed a lot due to the growth of other religions, the invention of technology, and the growth of conflicts in certain areas. First, as more and more religions have started and increased in popularity, Christmas has adjusted. However, none of

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    Of the four seasons winter, is for me. The world transforms into a wonderland of freezing cold beauty. It is when I feel most content. I enjoy layering up and sporting a brand new jacket. Even around the house if I had to pick one chore I don’t mind doing its shoveling. When school is cancelled because of the snow most love to sit by the window with a cup of coco in their hand looking out into the sea of white falling from the sky. While sitting inside when its snowy is fun, I would rather be

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    the Christmas decorations start to appear in the stores, the commercials appear on the television, and the hussle and bussle slowly begins to happen. The same thing happens with Easter. As Valentine’s Day comes to a close the Easter candy comes out, the decorations come out, and the Spring clothing ads appear. What really is all of this stuff besides just stuff? Does any of it mean anything? Stores are not bringing out nativity scenes and crucifixes; they are bringing out candies, christmas trees

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    Amel Saleh’s argument that the holiday season is too materialistic, is a well defended statement because she appeals to all three rhetoric appeals, and uses solid evidence to defend her position. Her essay gives insight to how gifting giving has lost its true value, . In Amel Saleh’s essay, it states, “Despite the fact that the United States holds 4.5 percent of the world’s population, we consume 40 percent of the toys. According to Psychcentral.com, a first grader is able to recognize 200 brands

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