Thursday, December 26, 2019

Boxing Day


Those who are from Canada, England, most likely Australia and New Zealand is familiar with Boxing Day.

It is celebrated the day after Christmas. The tradition is servants who were not able to partake in opening presents on Christmas day did so on Boxing Day.

My mother celebrated Boxing Day for many years since she grew up in Canada. She would invite friends every year for dinner. She would make the meal herself. Finally at the age of 92, I believe anyway was the last year she did the tradition. She felt it was for her to spend the day cooking the dishes she served was hard to do anymore.

I recommended that she would continue the Boxing Day dinner by those she invited each brings a dish. It was so important she does the cooking she decided to stop having friends over on Boxing Day. It was sad she had to discontinue the celebration of Boxing Day; however, I understood how important it was to as well for all those years.

So I want to wish everyone a wonderful Boxing Day. It would be a great way if you could start a tradition by inviting friends over for dinner on Boxing Day.



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