Christmas During the Pandemic

Almost 2 years now since Covid-19 started, and for these past 2 years we can’t be able to celebrate Christmas with our loved ones who are living in other countries or provinces because of the lockdown. And because of that, we become closer to our family members and, it makes us realize how important they are in our lives.

And since the pandemic started we become more excited to celebrate Christmas because we can be able to meet again our family members and celebrate it together. Thank God together because we survive this year even theirs a lot of obstacles that we’ve been through.

The essence of Celebrating Christmas during the Pandemic is to be able to meet our family members again and celebrate Christmas together.

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