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Random comment on pasta recipe with more emotional impact than the 1000's of novel length intro to recipies

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KFC is such a popular Christmas meal in Japan that orders sometimes have to be placed 2 months in advance.  Source Source 2 Source 3

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christmas season is upon us so here are my fav christmas vines

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5 Tips On How To Survive Christmas As An Introvert

Ah, Christmas. If you celebrate it, you know it’s the most wonderful time of the year. Magical. The days may be shorter and darker but with Christmas around the corner, it’s not so bad. It’s cozy. You get to eat good food and see your family and relax.

This, however, it’s not always purely wonderful. Apart from the normal stress people may endure before the holidays, introverts can feel the added pressures from society. It can be a hectic month with all the events to attend, traveling between places, being with the family for a long stretch of time and all the shopping to do in the crowds filling up the streets and shopping malls. It basically cuts in on a lot of alone time when they recharge. And it’s all expected out of them because it’s Christmas. There can be a lot of planning and prep to do and for someone who’s introverted, the plate that normally fills up pretty quickly feels constantly full from over-stimulation.

So how to survive this Christmas with all the (wonderful) craziness around you? Here are some tips that may help

1. Write a list

And not just your wish list. Write lists in order to have something black on white to look at to collect your thoughts and plans. I don’t mean a ‘to-do-list’ that will weigh on your conscious and add more pressure. I mean a list you can turn to whenever you need to…

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Last Christmas

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/history/2021/11/04/thanksgiving-anniversary-wampanoag-indians-pilgrims/

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Happy Thanksgiving, to those who celebrate!

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Provo Evening Herald, Utah, November 24, 1937

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