Does celebrations leave you ashamed?
By dee777
@dee777 (1417)
South Africa
January 1, 2013 2:44am CST
We should celebrate life, and birthdays and holidays and birth of babies. Celebrating the beginning of another year is also nice, but how do you do it? I have seen so many drunk people the past couple of days...not knowing where they are... I would not be able to celebrate something good if I cannot remember anything about it the following day...
2 responses
@IntrovertShy (2780)
• Marikina, Philippines
2 Jan 13
Ha ha 
Drunk people e? Maybe they drink a lot because their Christmas is so lonesome that they don't want to remember anything.
Anyway, though we have a financial problem at home, we still celebrate Christmas. The food we prepare is not too much and we're so lucky that our relatives invite us to their Christmas party.
I think that would be enough for us.
Drunk people e? Maybe they drink a lot because their Christmas is so lonesome that they don't want to remember anything.
Anyway, though we have a financial problem at home, we still celebrate Christmas. The food we prepare is not too much and we're so lucky that our relatives invite us to their Christmas party.
I think that would be enough for us.
@ashwinanand (582)
• India
1 Jan 13
Hi! I usually don't celebrate birthdays or holidays in a grand manner,I just have some of my favorites dish, spend sometime with the underprivileged children and offer them some good food and some clothing.After this I meet some of my friends relax and just stay free the whole day.I don't drink and I don't prefer partying because that cash can be used for some charity which may be a little helpful for them.
