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Many organizations sponsor annual parties across the country, with Lovingday.org providing an online legal map, courtroom history of anti-miscegenation laws, as well as offering testimonials by and resources for interracial couples. Inspired by Juneteenth (which commemorates the end of slavery in the state of Texas), Loving Day seeks both to commemorate and celebrate the Supreme Court's 1967 ruling, keeping its importance fresh in the minds of a generation which has grown up with interracial relationships being legal, as well as explore issues facing couples currently in interracial relationships. The Loving Day website features information, including court transcripts of the Loving v. Virginia case and of other court cases in which the legality of anti-miscegenation laws was challenged. To celebrate the holiday, people are encouraged to hold parties in which the case and its modern-day legacy are discussed, in smaller settings such as living rooms, backyards, etc., as well as in larger gatherings. Ken Tanabe is credited with forming the idea for Loving Day. He created the idea in 2004 for his senior thesis at Parsons the New School of Design.[8]

Shop locally and shop female-led this holiday season! The Sisterly Love Collective is excited to be back at the Headhouse Shambles for their second year, hosting holiday markets on 12/2 (South Street Tree Lighting: Meet & Greet with Santa + the Mrs. Claus Holiday Market), 12/9, and 12/16. Gather gifts for your loved ones (and yourself, of course) from Sisterly Love Collective members, who host a wide variety of talents, from pickles to purses to pastries and beyond.

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So, what can retailers do to show consumers the love this holiday? They need refreshed strategies for demonstrating their value. And a new way to define and develop their relationship with their customers.

Spanning across the winter season beginning just after Thanksgiving until New Year's Day, experience drive-thru holiday winter lights on the Bethel Woods grounds from the comfort of your car. Simply turn off your headlights and follow the magical glow. There is nothing else quite like this in the area.

A Holiday Market pop-up single day market experience will take place on 3 Saturdays in

December. This daytime into nighttime market gives guests the chance to shop a wide selection of unique holiday gifts and support regional vendors this holiday season, before or after your Peace, Love & Lights visit!

Enjoy crafting activities alongside Santa and his helpers as he gets ready for Christmas! Children can enjoy meeting with Santa, light refreshments, building holiday inspired crafts and more in the beautiful Event Gallery.

Surprise him with unique decorated cookies for under the tree this holiday season! Your child can enjoy

cookie decorating entertainment from Mr. Claus himself, three sugar cookies, sweet treat decorating

supplies and one glass of cocoa. Tickets are $15 per child. Get yours here.

If you are searching for a meaningful and heartwarming present for your loved ones, look no further! Our curated gift guide offers a selection of thoughtful options that not only bring joy to your friends and family but also make a life-saving impact on animals in need. From the comfort of your home, you can choose a gift that gives back, spreading holiday cheer while supporting the Humane Society for Tacoma & Pierce County. Join us in making a difference this season!

Jared Mueller, a licensed independent social worker, shares strategies for creating a joyful holiday experience for those you love who are in the hospital without forgetting to enjoy the season for yourself.

Add a touch of Texas heat to your holiday spread with these succulent, Sweet, and Spicy Beef Ribs. The tender beef, marinated in a mouthwatering glaze, will have your guests reaching for seconds and thirds!

Take your holiday party to new heights with these luxurious Individual Beef Wellingtons. Tender beef filets wrapped in buttery puff pastry, accompanied by luscious mushroom duxelles, create an unforgettable appetizer that embodies the spirit of celebration.

This holiday season, Toyota is partnering with 100cameras to help impact youth nationwide. 100cameras is a nonprofit organization that empowers youth by partnering with local schools and organizations to provide programming focused on photography and storytelling to help foster self-expression, connection, and leadership.

Help your dog-loving friends stay prepared during outdoor adventures with our Travel Water & Treat Bottle. This innovative bottle features two separate compartments, providing 300ml of water and 100ml of food storage. The built-in filter ensures clean and fresh water for furry friends on the go!

Let your friends wrap themselves in warmth with our Dogtopia Cardigan. Crafted with an open-front design and embroidered with the Dogtopia logo, this cozy cardigan is a versatile and stylish way for your pet parent friends to show their dog-loving spirit.

If your dog-loving friends are looking for a gift that keeps on giving, encourage them to enroll their pup in daycare at Dogtopia! Dogtopia dogs enjoy safe socialization, exercise, and education, and pet parents enjoy peace of mind knowing their pup is having the Most Exciting Day Ever every week. Simply tell them to visit dogtopia.com/locations to find their nearest Dogtopia and book a Meet & Greet today!

I also tucked a few of my favorite little holiday things around the house, like these pink wooden trees that I got a few years back, which I stuck together in a group on our living room built-ins.

The wreath on the door is one that we bought last year but they still sell it (I LOVE the little gold bells with the gold transom numbers over them). Everything was so simple to plop down on the porch, and I love the bright red color of the boots with the pink siding (see this barn for more on my love of pink & red together for the holidays).

Our Love Local Holiday Market returns Saturday, December 2, from 12-6 pm! Give the gift of local support this holiday season. Join Wasatch Community Gardens for an outdoor holiday market celebrating local food, local makers and the warmth of community.

Browse 30+ vendors showcasing local farm goods, art, honey, preserves and more. Wander our decorated tree forest and bid at the silent auction to take one home. Warm up with mulled wine, teas, or bites from local food trucks. Visit our DIY upcycled gift wrapping station! Kids will delight in the holiday craft activities.

Explorers of the gardens may stumble upon the festively decorated Tomato Grotto, and take a holiday photo with our beloved tomato mascot! Get your holiday card photo shoot taken at WCG and celebrate tomato season year round!

In our home we try to play down the holidays as we have so many outside pressures until later in the month. We like to decorate just before Christmas Eve and leave all the special foods until Christmas Day and afterwards. The practical aspect is that we still have school, homework, school projects and we need to get laundry and chores done as well. As they get older, the school pressures with finals, performances, etc. makes December very hectic. If grandparents or extended want to visit or to have you over for a family gathering it becomes a nightmare to schedule so it really is better to leave these until the lull between Christmas and New Year. And for younger children who are excited about receiving presents, the longer you leave putting up the tree the better as their excitement can mean lack of sleep, lack of eating sensibly and grumpiness as a result. Leaving it as late as possible and as short as possible really helps.

The other thing I discovered is that as January rolls round and if everything gets put away without them noticing they don't understand. It is better to at least try to get them to help and at least to see where stuff get stored. Explain that Christmas comes every year and they will be needed again when they are a year older. It is good to point out that they will be a year older, a year advanced in school, have experienced all the fun of other celebrations, birthdays, etc. and summer, and then there will be a "next Christmas".

Mother of 4 - Thanks for reading and commenting. It sounds like you came up with great ways to keep the holiday season enjoyable for you and your family. I like the idea of having the kids help put everything away in January.

Memories serve as constant reminders of loss. Watching others celebrate can be painful and overwhelming. Particularly in the first year after a death, survivors must learn how to develop new holiday rituals and traditions.

The first step in coping with grief at the holidays is to acknowledge that the first holiday season is difficult. You can prepare for it by making specific plans and obtaining the support you need. Remember too, that sometimes anticipation of a holiday can be more difficult than the day itself.

Surround yourself with people who love and support you. Share your plans with family and friends and let them know of changes in holiday routines. Memories can sometimes be a source of comfort to the bereaved, so share them by telling stories and looking at photo albums.

Draw comfort from doing for others. Consider giving a donation or gift in memory of you loved one. Invite a guest who might otherwise be alone for the holidays. Adopt a needy family during the holiday season.

Take care of yourself. Avoid using alcohol to self-medicate your mood. Try to avoid the hustle and bustle of the holiday season. Physical exercise is often an antidote for depression. Writing in a journal can be a good outlet for your grief. Give yourself permission to buy something frivolous and indulgent, just because. ff782bc1db