Top 10 Best Holidays

Christmas is the best holiday! You can give gifts and get gifts! The decorations are beautiful, you eat delicious food, and you stay home with family.

There are two days to celebrate Christmas: Christmas Eve and Christmas Day! You can decorate the tree, which is always so much fun. Automatically my favorite holiday!

Christmas is my favorite holiday. I put up the Christmas tree, and I love opening presents on Christmas. I also love the Christmas decorations. Christmas is the #1 holiday for me, plus no work for 2 days!

Halloween is the best holiday for a variety of reasons. Firstly, it's a chance to dress up in fun and creative costumes, allowing people to express themselves in unique ways. Secondly, it's a holiday enjoyed by people of all ages, from young children trick-or-treating to adults attending costume parties. Additionally, Halloween allows for the consumption of delicious treats like candy and pumpkin-flavored treats.

Another reason why Halloween is the best holiday is the spooky and mysterious atmosphere it creates, which can be both thrilling and exciting. Finally, Halloween is a holiday that encourages community engagement through events like haunted houses and neighborhood trick-or-treating. All of these reasons make Halloween a fun and exciting holiday that many people look forward to every year.

Thanksgiving and Christmas are honestly equally awesome. For Thanksgiving, everyone goes to the one hundred and fifty acre ranch one of our family members owns, featuring a lake, woods, a meadow, and an old barn. The women cook together, and the smell is delicious. We eat both lunch and dinner there, spending our time playing outdoors with many other kids.

There's a horse barn where we played. The stalls were our prison, and we had to escape from them. We would try to climb up the walls or use barrels to hop out the windows. There were also lots of chickens to chase and catch! There's just such a feeling of family.

My grandmother had nine children, and her sister twelve, not to mention the many other families. I am truly lucky to be a part of such a loving, large family.

And don't forget the history of this holiday! The Pilgrims, Indians, and thankfulness. Without God's provision then, I wouldn't be alive. (They are my ancestors) God bless, remember to be grateful, happy early Thanksgiving, 2020.

Honestly, I don't care about Jesus. The dominance of religion in holidays still to this day kind of disgusts me. However, Easter and Christmas are still my favorite holidays for non-religious reasons.

I always feel overweight after Thanksgiving, but Easter really appeals to the child within me. I always loved scavenger hunts and such. My biggest problem was that the eggs weren't hard enough to find. Also, it does bring the family together, albeit Christmas achieves this better.

The egg-hunting side of Easter boosts your self-esteem and pulls up that inner child desiring to hunt the eggs, find the eggs, and win. And human nature is about winning.

Still to this day, I can't enjoy a firework show without noticing all the pollution it causes. All in all, the buildup is great, as well as the happiness everyone seems to have.

I call it the Fourth of July. This one is at the top of my list. My family and I go to my cousin's house with a lot of other people. We play whiffle ball and just hang out.

This is a favorite for me too, but it's too bad the cops have to go and ruin it every year by taking away all our fireworks and leaving us with only sparklers and smoke bombs.

I celebrate New Year's Eve every year with my family, and it remains one of my favorite traditions to watch the big ball drop on TV with them. We always watch movies together on this day and, at exactly 12 a.m., eat cake.

Just like Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve is better than celebrating the actual holiday because when it comes, it feels anti-climactic. What you envision in your head as an amazing start to the new year is just the day after yesterday. Life is still boring and miserable, not to mention that January and February are both terrible months.

The Eve before 20XX, you get to snack on finger foods, open last-minute Christmas presents, and anticipate what the next year will have in store for you.

It's the day where we all have a fresh new year, with new problems (in a good way), new adventures, and a fresh start. Yet you still celebrate with the same loving family and friends.

A new year. A new start? Not a new start, but a new year where you can have a new trip or try new foods. Maybe spend a little money on that thing you want.

I like New Year's Day because that is my dad and my step-mom's anniversary. She is an awesome mom because she does a bunch of things she doesn't have to!

I like Valentine's Day. It's not just about being in a relationship, you know! It's a good day to show people you care about them. Also, I admit, I'm a sucker for all the pink (pink is my favorite color). It makes me sad to read the comments on this one. I mean, yes, relationships are wonderful. But you should still enjoy this holiday even without relationships.

Along with Christmas, it's basically a day about love. Just with a bit more pink, which honestly makes me smile. There's not enough love in the world, so two days for caring about and loving others is great in my book.

Now, if only we could just all be friends even when it isn't a holiday...

Christmas Eve is actually probably better than Christmas itself because you are so excited for Christmas that you actually enjoy the days leading up to it more. And there is more family time on this day because on Christmas everyone is just playing with their new toys.

Christmas Eve is an awesome day because you are so excited to see your family and a bunch of gifts! It is better than Christmas Day because after it is over, that is it, then the magic and excited feeling is gone.

So Christmas Eve is the best holiday EVER!

August 6, 2020. I'm marking it on my calendar.

Who here has heard the story behind this time of year? I know I'm going to do something for my mom that is very special. It'll be a Mother's Day she'll never forget. - said by almost everyone over the past hundred years.

Mother's Day at the Beckerman house is every day! When Mother's Day comes around, I always get a chance to celebrate Mother's Day with my mom. Sometimes, my mom and I do mother/daughter outfits!

I love my mom so much! This Mother's Day, I am going to give her a card and a bouquet of flowers. We are going to have a picnic at our local park.

Earth Day is a wonderful holiday to celebrate our Earth. We should never litter at all because it hurts Mother Earth.

We need to save our animal friends. People should think before they trash and litter. People should use trash cans and even recycle. That's what Earth Day means to me.

I think people should think more about our planet. Litter is everywhere in our oceans and forests. If we don't do anything about it now, it will be too late.

All the animals will die, and we will have no trees to breathe, so do something today. Every day is Earth Day.

Oh my God, April Fools' Day is a great day. You get to play pranks on everybody. It's just a great day. It's also really funny. I just love this holiday. For this reason, I am putting it at first.

I am the queen of April Fools' Day, and I love playing tricks on my cousins and my mom too! I really love April Fools' Day, and it is my all-time favorite holiday!

The best day to laugh. You can make jokes, tell someone something cool, and then say, April Fool's!

This holiday is great because it celebrates the life of a great man who changed the way America is today (plus no school or work).

Celebrating a true king, one of the most amazing holidays honoring a man who championed equality.

Martin Luther King is great, not just because we don't go to school.

It's sad how mothers always get credit, even if they do something bad, but the second a father screws up a little, he is deemed abusive. Father's Day is often forgotten, which is sad because a child needs both a father and a mother (notice how I said 'both' instead of just 'one'). Fathers often don't get too much credit, but they put in a ton of work into raising a child too.

Father's Day is my all-time favorite holiday, along with my father's birthday, of course. My father and I are best friends, as well as father and daughter! I love celebrating Father's Day with my father.

Christmas finishes on Christmas Day. It's followed by Boxing Day. If you don't have a holiday for it, move to another country.

I have two boxer dogs, so we nickname it Boxer Day and celebrate how lovely our dogs are.

It's the British and Australian name for the day after Christmas.

The death of anybody is not something I'd call a favorite, but to those who fought for this country and died during or after their service, you have my honor, respect, and recognition. We love and miss you.

This holiday is very important because we remember the soldiers who sacrificed themselves to fight for our country.

A wonderful day to honor those who have served this nation, with the bonus of a day off from work or school.

How is this #27, and why is Solo: A Star Wars Story being released on the 25th?

Absolutely, I'll wear my pi t-shirt every year on this holiday. I really hate that they celebrate the other version of pi!

When I was little, my family bought fish and chips for Good Friday, like always. Back when fish and chips weren't fake food that gave me food poisoning, ugh! I miss the OLD fish and chips in my local area.

Because you can go to get ice cream at Sweet Frog, then go home to eat your ice cream.

Holy crap, I've never heard of this holiday. I should probably think about celebrating it!

I'm Jewish and I've only celebrated Hanukkah a few times. I wish I was closer to my religion, but I'm not. I love this holiday, though, and I believe it deserves more recognition.

The presents aren't as cool as everyone outside of Judaism seems to think, since there's a limit of eight and the quality of the gifts ranges from decent to trash. But the family time is awesome, so I love Chanukah. (Yeah, I spelled it the Jewy way)

As a Jew, I feel that Hanukkah doesn't get as much attention as Christmas. There are no Hanukkah songs playing on "holiday" radio, and nothing else either.