The Best Part of the Year


 Christmas Break is my favorite part of the year because I can spent my time eating and do nothing. Celebrating Jesus Birthday, Our patron fiesta and New year this is all the event i spent my time during vacation this means I eat meat breakfast, lunch and dinner  in short everyday. This not the only thing I do during vacation. 

I all spent my time at the house with my family we celebrate all the event complete family and happy. I also spent my time watching ligas in our town and play intercolor in our barangay we only got the place 3rd and the cash price we used it to go eat near a river it was very exciting especially I’m with my friend we also catch fish using bamboo and a hook and worm as our bait. I also help my mother selling Bbq since my siblings is busy studying in Baguio and may other sibling is going to work. And my most favorite time of the vacation is me and my friend go caroling and we have so  much money we’re rich rich that time and me happy.

In conclusion, Christmas is the best time of the year because we can spent our time with our family and enjoy it happily. Let’s fix our mistake new year and there is a new hope for us, love our enemies like we love our family.

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