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I love a good winter holiday-season food. Park me at a table with potato pancakes with sour cream. Invite me over for a Christmas ham and, yes, I’ll even try a slice of oft-maligned fruitcake. Anything with crushed candy canes, from cookies to hot cocoa to the shards still in the wrapper at the bottom … Continued
We found leaves in a hopeless place.
‘Tis the season…for shutdowns.
The sights, the smells, the lights, that feeling of Christmas in the air—there’s something unequivocally delightful about strolling through a festive marketplace during the holiday season.
And yes, you should visit during the year’s most romantic (and coldest) month.
Eating grapes, wearing polka dots, or burning scarecrows might be weird New Year’s Eve traditions to some, but centuries-old customs to others.
You can celebrate the holidays however you want.
There’s no place like home for the holidays—unless it’s Singapore or Bermuda, or any other of these unlikely destinations where the Christmas spirit is alive and well.
From Christmas markets in Munich to holiday entertainers greeting flyers, the holiday spirit is alive and well at the world’s airports.
All I want for Christmas is spruce.
