BY: Paula Reynolds
Even the most diehard self-professing Scrooges out there probably succumb to at least a few of the joyful traditions of the Christmas season. Whether it’s scrumptious baked goods or carols sung loudly or the odd family tradition that no one else would understand, traditions lovingly color and fortify our memories of Christmas.
Coming together with family and friends, at least in non-pandemic years, is as much a part of holiday celebrations as twinkling lights and garlanded trees. We gather to eat, laugh, exchange gifts, catch up…and in Italy, celebrate with games! What better way to pass the time between meals, rev up a little healthy competition, and give Zio Gianni yet another chance to show off his bluffing skills to the next generation.
SOURCE: https://italoamericano.org
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