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Celebrate the Holiday Season with the Community! 1000 Gold bars to be won! (FINISHED)
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Hello @QueenMia
It is very sweet of the "whole KING Team" to conduct these contests to gift us with Gold Bars 
About our Holiday Traditions -- being an Indian, it is more devotional then festive for us In Indian calendar, this month is counted 30 days from New moon and starts usually in the mid of December. This whole month, we, all like minded people gather together at 6 am or 8 am and chant / sing God's name which lasts for about 2 hours. Then offer a special sweet made with Rice, Milk & Brown Sugar (we call it Jaggery). Everyone brings an item and we all eat together & spend some time chatting and planning for next day. I have noticed that when I follow this routine, that whole day gives me more energy, happiness & positive vibrations.
Other than that, we do decorate a Tree with pretty ornaments. Even though, we do not have this tradition, started for kids when we moved to US. Both of us give gifts -- one that they really really want & one they will / can use. Now, my daughter is more into this than me
She likes to go all the way with the gifts.... let's see what she will gift us and whether she will be happy with the gift I bought for her (I am sure she will jump up & down 
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I think I have covered everything about our Holiday celebrations / traditions. I will try to post a picture pertaining to the devotional gathering... but never took a picture when the chanting was going on!! Hence, cannot promise!!!
Ok, that's all for now. Thank you for giving this opportunity to share our tradition(s)
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Awww @Divax thanks for sharing this adorable family gif! What a lovely family I wish you 3 a very merry Xmas and a wonderful time together!
@Pummy_Raj, thanks so much for sharing about your traditions and culture! It's really great! I’m sure these days are indeed full of joy and good energy (and good food
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To everyone, thanks so much for sharing! Have a wonderful time you all :h:heart: -
Hehe, guys, @AlejHerrBar2k3 @Divax, no, no offense at all! Merry Xmas to you both!AlejHerrBar2k3 said:
