Personal Narrative - Christmas Memory

I think that Christmas was always one of my favorite festivals. Even in shops, restaurants, bars and even streets, you may hear magical Carol, which may be due to its religious background, but I can definitely say I am. I can not think of excitement than preparing a Christmas tree for the whole family or restoring the image of Christmas cuisine. The first thing I think about when I think of Christmas is a delicious chocolate cake, only my grandmother knows how to prepare.

I love Christmas. I love that memories filled with my heart until new memories created by people around me every year since I was a child. As far as I can remember, my Christmas memories are full of everything that leads it, including the Christmas morning excitement, and a hand-painted birthday set brought to my mother by Baby Jesus. Until today, the Christmas tradition of the Raymond Family brings a smile and nostalgic tears. One of the traditions is our stockings. Christmas stocking in the Redmond family is my socks. Drill a hole in the top to arrange the ribbon so that you can hang the ribbon from the bed and door handle. We wake up to Christmas Eve, find appetite socks, always have apple, orange (Uncle Walter delivers these!), Nuts, chocolate, and some small gifts. I did not know the reason behind this tradition at a later time.

One of my favorite Christmas memories is actually not Christmas but a few days before Christmas. Indeed, one of my favorite Christmas memories took place two days after Thanksgiving. When my wife and I started our own family, we had our family tradition of cutting out Christmas trees with Christmas tree and lights, wires and accessories on the second day after Thanksgiving started. This became our own family tradition, it became the decoration of the outdoor Christmas we set on the same day. This is the biggest shopping day of the year called Black Friday, but we also deliberately stayed on that day on Friday of "Black and Blue" as well as Black Friday. This is what I said, we would like to thank you for shopping like crazy people on the second day after our national holidays. Many shoppers do shopping because they shop until they fall.