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BymissionComposed and performed by the late John Lennon, former member of the Beatles, Happy Xmas (War is Over) is a Christmas classic. It differs little from other pacifist songs previously written by Lennon, except for the lyrics, which this time referred to the Christmas season. It should be remembered that the singer,…
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ByfeatherKids will love this Advent calendar, which is easy to make as a family and will keep them busy until Christmas Eve. Here are the instructions for making your own charming Advent calendar: As materials, you will need a very thick cardboard measuring 49 x 80 cm, 2 large sheets of…
Merry Christmas in several languages
ByfeatherHere is “Merry Christmas” translated into several languages: German: Froehliche Weihnachten English: Merry Christmas Bulgarian: Chestita Koleda Danish: Glaedelig Jul Spanish: Feliz Navidad Estonian: Roomsaid Joulu Puhi Finnish: Iloista Joulua Greek: Kala Christouyenna Hungarian: Kellemes karacsonyi unnepeket Irish: Nodlaig mhaith chugnat Italian: Buone Feste Natalizie/ Buone Natale Latvian: Priecigus Ziemassvetkus Lithuanian: Linksmu Kaledu Maltese: Il Milied it-tajjeb…
Suggestions for doing a good deed this Christmas
ByfeatherDid you know that it's possible to make underprivileged children happy at Christmas without spending a single cent? Here are some suggestions for making this project a reality, which may initially seem impossible. The Mon Beau Sapin website This website (www.monbeausapin.org) features a daily online comic strip, allowing you to discover a…
Tradition: The 13 New Year's Eve desserts
ByfeatherThe Mediterranean tradition of 13 desserts, which must be included on the New Year's Eve menu, originated in Provence. It is still practiced today in this part of France and also in the Nice region. Tradition claims that one should taste a little of each of these desserts to ensure luck and fortune for the year...
Coca-Cola: The Christmas Train is back in service
ByfeatherLast year, the Coca-Cola Christmas Train toured several regions of France. The latest news is that Santa Claus has announced that he will be returning to service aboard his beloved transport. Ten French cities will be visited from December 16th to 29th. These include train stations in Paris, Lille, Strasbourg, Bordeaux, and Metz.