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These 4 strategies can help you savor the holidays, the joy of the season, and the last days of the year: https://bit.ly/406uO7r

Some great tips for the Holidays. Be sure to submit the info requested at the bottom.

30-sec holiday tip #4 on dealing with the holidays: bottling up your emotions.

Here are a few suggestions on how to enjoy the holidays with fewer hassles: https://ow.ly/vQ2T50UsMis

One week of November to get through. It always ranks twelfth in my ‘Best Months for Teachers’ league table, updated yearly based on latest experience. 1) July. A bit of work but quite fun work, and you’re about to have several weeks off. The first day of the holiday brings euphoria. 2) August. Get paid for doing nothing. In the sun. Try not to think about September. 3) June. Looking forward to July and August. Sunny. Cricket. 4) December. Festive jollity. Presents from parents. More free money. 5) April. Full of promise. More time off. Salary still pops in nicely on 30th despite reduced workload. 6) May. Busy, but you can see what’s coming. 7) March. End of term brings respite. End of hockey season (frozen hands and painful injuries). 8) February. Its brevity is its best feature. 9) September. A hulking mass of work looms, but the weather is still nice. You can show off your suntan and boast to your colleagues about your exotic holidays which were much better than their holidays. Pay rise. 10) October. Fatigue. Getting dark. 11) January. Big working month. Cold and dark, but at least the sun is making more of an effort in the evenings. 12) Here we are.

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And how do you spend your holidays?

Moving at Christmas or over the holidays? Here are some tips from the #CanadianAssociationofMovers to help you get through! https://ow.ly/beai50T7t1P

Is your home prepped for the holidays? Check out some of these reminders as you start preparing your home for guests coming this week!

Holiday spending is hitting a new high! This year, the average consumer is expected to spend $902 on gifts, food, decorations, and more—up $25 from last year and even surpassing 2019’s record! 🛍️ But don’t let the season of giving leave you broke in the New Year. This video courtesy of Planet U lets us know how much you should be spending this holiday season. 🌲 #holidaybudget #smartspending #holidaytips