Merry Christmas 2020 and a Happy New Year 2021
Tarifa News Kenya wishes you a Merry Christmas full of joy, peace and love.
The year 2020 has been unique and of its own kind, with various ups and downs. We understand it has not been quite easy for a majority of us-All because of the deadly corona virus which shook almost the entire world. This saw children stay away from the ABCD-123 doors, some layed off from work, and unfortunately losing some of those that were dearest to us (due to the pandemic-may their souls rest in peace.)
However, we cannot fail to thank the Almighty for the far he has brought us despite the situation. When a ship leaves the shore A to B, the main question people will as is, did the ship dock? No one cares to know the storms it went through. In the same way, no one will care to know how the pandemic affected you, we will all want to know what you did during that period.
This Christmas season is a period to reflect our success and failures since January 2020. This will enable us to come with new resolutions and renewed energy to face 2021.
Wait, no one is perfect! That failure should not worry you a lot. Use it as a stepping stone and eye opener to further your steps in 2021. Remember that it is easier to arrive at 100 by beginning from 1-10, 10-20,20-30… rather than going for 1-100 directly.
Tips to make the Best out of this Christmas
The Christmas is finally here and there is no way we shall avoid it. We have some tips to help you enjoy the holidays using the little you have. They include
1. Many people say Christmas has lost it value unlike the ancient times. Well, this may be true depending on your personal view and perspective of it. Follow your heart, do what you wish to do.
2. Celebrate the Christmas with your family. This could be your wife/husband and the kids, your parents or the extended family at large.
3. Show love to the Almighty. You can go to church or just to it at your home. However you can make the festive more memorable by taking your entire family to church.
4. Show love to those around you. Spare your time and check on your neighbor. You can invite them over or share the little you can should you realize they are not in a position to make the day enjoyable. Remember Christmas is love.
5.Your family is your small heaven. What is your plan for them? This solely depends on you. However, based on your financial stretch, make them feel you care. They understand and the little you do will be appreciated.
6.Your employees are no exception. They need the morale and appreciation from you. You never know what the little you have given them mean for them.
7. Merry Christmas messages. Well, they are all over. That should not stop you from sharing yours. You are not them. However, it is advisable to create a short one by yourself, rather than forwading one already created by an anonymous well wisher. It is irritating.
8. Finally, spend wisely. Remember 2021 is just a few days around the corner, and the budgets are not that promising to spare anyone.
