Hive-Reachout Weekly Prompt 78>>"The Meaning Of Christmas"
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Prompt 78👇👇
This week, Hive Reachout community members will be sharing their views and ideas on the theme
"The Meaning Of Christmas"
We are in festive season, people have planned their activities already. Some are travelling back home to celebrate with their loved ones, some won't be travelling but they have their activities all planned.
Christmas is one of the special days of the year. The love shared during the season is something that always catches my attention, sometimes, I wish we would continue to share that kind of love even after the celebration.
But Christmas is not just about the celebration, eating, drinking, visitations, partying and the rest. The day has a purpose and meaning.
To different people, that meaning is different things. But that meaning is what makes the day special. Celebrating it not just because everyone is celebrating but because we are aware of what we are celebrating makes the whole thing beautiful.
For this prompt, share with us what Christmas means to you. It is just another day to eat, drink and merry or it is something far greater than these?
Based on the meaning to you, what do you think is the right way to celebrate the day? How do you make sure you do what is expected and not just celebrate it like any random day?"
We look forward to reading your amazing entries. Please don't forget to engage with each other's entries."
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