NADAL 07

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Consequences never be offended. Even a good decision good for single side, it also have the other side of consequences. If we focus consequence, we never can manage anything. If a baby come to experience the consequences of falling downwards, he may never try again and again to endure up. If a tree knows the consequences, that it may be cut into planks, then it may never wish to turn. On life things, mostly put you down, it would be well to settle like an infant or a tree. Obey the Laws of Universe, every decision may have a nimbus or a lesson for learning. Pleasure always in the journey, not in the destination. Keep start a journey. It's salutary to hold an end in mind before starting. Drawn up for the worst and it would never be happening. Engage in a Decision for your lifespan.

Saraisarevi

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Santa Claus is a legendary figure who is said to bring gifts to children on Christmas Eve. According to tradition, Santa lives at the North Pole where he has a workshop full of elves who help him make toys all year long. On Christmas Eve, Santa delivers presents to homes around the world using his sleigh pulled by reindeer. Traditions vary by country, with Santa visiting homes in Finland by sleigh and leaving gifts under decorated trees in Spain. Overall, Christmas is celebrated as a time to spend with family and friends in remembrance of loved ones.

6th Level Christmas Is Comingguest476ee5

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The document discusses Christmas preparations at a school. The 6th grade class is writing cards, singing carols, and decorating classrooms for Christmas. It also includes three haikus about Christmas from students in class 6A, describing the sounds of Christmas balls, cold snowflakes, and tasty torrons; a roast turkey, falling snow, and presents under the tree; and singing carols, surprising presents, and eating torrons and neules.

Our holidaysLenka Jacko

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The document discusses various holidays and events celebrated in the Czech school calendar, including summer holidays from July to August, Christmas holidays in December and January, Easter in April, autumn holidays in October, Defence Day on June 1st, Halloween on October 31st, St. Nicholas Day on December 5th, New Year's Day on January 1st, and Carnival celebrations. It also mentions welcoming new students and the role of the Third Eye student association.

Germany dmirbe

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German Christmas traditions begin on December 6th with the arrival of St. Nicholas who leaves treats or coal in children's shoes. Christmas markets open in December where people sell handicrafts. Decorating the Christmas tree is also a German tradition, originally lit with candles, now with electric lights. Traditional German Christmas foods include stollen, a fruit bread, and roast goose. Other customs are Advent calendars, gingerbread houses, Advent wreaths, and hiding a pickle ornament for good luck.

I dont care, its christmas_Beatriz Garrido

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The document celebrates Christmas day, describing feelings of joy and nostalgia when the lights turn on and school is no longer in session. It details making a snowman and playing outside with children. Santa Claus is said to be bringing presents soon for waiting children under the Christmas tree. The overall message conveyed is one of carefree excitement and anticipation for the Christmas holiday.