Which holiday are you referring to? If you mean Christmas, then say so.
It says “holidays”. That’s plural! More than one day.
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Monday, December 5 – St. Nicholas Eve.
Tuesday, December 6 – St. Nicholas Day.
Tuesday, December 6 – Feast of St. Nicholas.
Wednesday, December 7 – Feast of St. Ambrose.
Thursday, December 8 – Feast of the Immaculate Conception.
Sunday, December 11 – Anniversary of the Statute of Westminster.
Friday, December 16 – National Chocolate Covered Anything Day.
Saturday, December 17 – National Maple Syrup Day.
Saturday, December 24 – Christmas Eve.
Sunday, December 25 – Christmas and/or Hannukah.
Monday, December 26 – Boxing Day/St. Stephen’s Day.
Wednesday, December 28 – Holy Innocents.
Saturday, December 31 – New Year’s Eve/St. Sylvester’s Day.
Or whatever holidays you personally prefer. It’s December. Any excuse for a nap is a good excuse!
pcolli over 7 years ago
Which holiday are you referring to? If you mean Christmas, then say so.
Algolei over 7 years ago
It says “holidays”. That’s plural! More than one day.
.
Monday, December 5 – St. Nicholas Eve.
.
Tuesday, December 6 – St. Nicholas Day.
.
Tuesday, December 6 – Feast of St. Nicholas.
.
Wednesday, December 7 – Feast of St. Ambrose.
.
Thursday, December 8 – Feast of the Immaculate Conception.
.
Sunday, December 11 – Anniversary of the Statute of Westminster.
.
Friday, December 16 – National Chocolate Covered Anything Day.
.
Saturday, December 17 – National Maple Syrup Day.
.
Saturday, December 24 – Christmas Eve.
.
Sunday, December 25 – Christmas and/or Hannukah.
.
Monday, December 26 – Boxing Day/St. Stephen’s Day.
.
Wednesday, December 28 – Holy Innocents.
.
Saturday, December 31 – New Year’s Eve/St. Sylvester’s Day.
.
Or whatever holidays you personally prefer. It’s December. Any excuse for a nap is a good excuse!