DOES IT FEEL LIKE CHRISTMAS?

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It’s no longer beginning to feel like Christmas. It is Christmas!!!


In the spirit of Christmas I just want to drop a soft reminder; there’re many celebrating in smiles, others in tears and some others in a mixed feeling.

To those celebrating in strength, remember many are fighting battles we know nothing about in this season; some are celebrating a first/ another Christmas without a loved one, some are far away from family for reasons beyond them, some have food and some have none, some are celebrating a first Christmas truly happy after a long time of unhappiness and some are just thankful.

Whichever category you belong, the littlest we all can be is kind. 

Be the best you can be to someone out there, spread love, spread positivity and genuinely laugh with many. Laugh so hard that your laughter becomes contagious, smile so much that many sad faces are forced to smile.

Put on your best attitude, step out in style, chill like a big G (irrespective of your situation you're a big G) but don’t be caught running Kiti-kiti.

Lastly, to all privileged to witness Christmas in 2021, may the Almighty God grant us life in good health to witness Christmas in 2022 and so many more after it.

So;

HERES TO WISHING YOU AN EASY, AMAZING, BLESSED AND GRACEFUL CHRISTMAS…

See you soon

XoXo…

Fulaneey Pero

IMG SOURCE: CARRIE FISHER

 

Comments

  1. BOMBOM124 December 2021 at 22:03

    Merry Christmas to you too..😁let me go and use my last 2k to “chill like a G”.

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    1. fulaneey Pero25 December 2021 at 01:43

      😂. Thats the spirit!!! Christmas happens just once in a year. Make the memory worth the while.

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