A highlight of what this holiday season would look like.

My holiday period is scheduled so tightly because I can already imagine the long list of things I would have to do and there are some things I would forgo just to avoid burning out. For the record, I would have loved to go see my Cousin in Lagos around that period and I may still do it, but for now, it's not looking like something I can talk about 'openly' until I'm sure of how things would be.

From previous experience of how I've spent holiday seasons, I've noticed that I'm well suited for the event-packed busyness that comes with holiday seasons and I enjoy working out my day-to-day to-do in ways that will make it so much easier to enjoy every bit of activity or event I feel like fitting into my holiday season schedule.

I believe y'all know the holiday I'm referring to. If you are in doubt about that, the holiday I'm referring to is Christmas and New Year holiday. It's already around the corner and folks are filled with a surge of anticipation.

Nothing is certain as regards my plans for the holiday season right now, but since we've already come this far, I will quickly give you a highlight of the plans I would likely stick with for this holiday season.

1. Spiritual Commitment: Both Christmas and New Year holiday is a season of celebration for obvious reasons. I'm all in for that and I grew up in a home where each of these is aligned with spiritual events like prayers, fasting, going to Church, and whatnot.

That's already a significant part of my Christmas and New Year celebration and I'm still practicing that even though I've been living away from home for so many years now. I already pinned a Christmas retreat in my calendar. I will surely go for Christmas Eve Mass and I know I will be going for New Year crossover Mass.

2. Recreational Travelling: I was considering traveling back home for Christmas but something forced my hands and made me make that trip a month ago. I spent the first week of November at home and it was nice reconnecting with my family after 3 years. Well, that means I would have to spend my Christmas without them this December. However, I may likely go for short recreational travels within town.

The holiday season would be a good time to visit places around the City that I'm in and when I'm on such trips, I try not to be at the same place for more time than supposed. I try to be in fairly sophisticated places. In places like that, it would be easier to meet people who are always polite and always happy to have someone in the arena.

3. Lots of Chops: What you eat is one of the things that make the holiday seasons remarkable. For some reason, it just feels different when you eat something sumptuous on these occasions. In my case, making sure that there is a lot to eat and drink is one of my priorities during Christmas and New Year celebrations.

When it comes to food, fried rice would be my top choice and I know there will be a lot of fried Chicken to go with that. Haha. I don't do alcohol, but whatever drink I end up getting would be well chilled, thanks to my deep freezer. I just hope my brother will be able to show up for the New Year celebration so we can flex these meals with passion. Haha.

4. Relaxation and Entertainment: There are so many things that can make me relaxed and entertained. Football is one of those and holiday seasons are always action-packed. I'm a big EPL fan and Liverpool has a very busy schedule this holiday period.

The above screenshot is just a sneak peek and I won't be missing any of those fixtures. Like, I can already imagine myself watching each of those while having a laugh with other football fans. It's all part of what makes holiday seasons special and I'm already filled with a surge of anticipation.

Happy Holiday to y'all in advance.

Thanks For Not Missing Any Full-stop or Comma.
_{Thumbnail Image is taken from Unsplash
The screenshot is taken from my FPL page.}