When Christmas Loses Its Spark, I Find Peace in the Dark

 

This year’s Christmas vacation was quiet and simple. I stayed home for the entire break because it felt too short to plan anything special. It made me realize how different Christmas feels now compared to when I was a kid. Back then, everything felt so magical—opening gifts, playing with family, and soaking in all the festive decorations. Now, it seems more like just another day, and the excitement isn’t quite the same anymore.

Most of my time was spent resting, but Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve had a little extra charm, thanks to the food. I indulged in my favorite holiday treats like graham desserts, baked macaroni, and macaroni salad. While I didn’t go out or celebrate in any big way, these simple dishes brought a bit of festive cheer into my quiet nights. It wasn’t anything extravagant, but it reminded me of the joy I used to feel during the holidays.

Although this Christmas wasn’t as exciting as I remember from my childhood, it gave me a chance to rest and recharge. I miss that sense of magic, but I know I can try to bring some of it back. Maybe next year, I’ll plan something special—spending more time with loved ones, creating new traditions, or even traveling. It might not feel the same as when I was a kid, but I’m hopeful that I can make the holidays more meaningful in my own way.


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