.:|{Thawing The Frozen Lives}|:. ~Merry Christmas~

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Deepu, 9 years old, Deepu's father was a heavy alcoholic and died by setting fire to himself. His disabled mother was destitute and unable to look after Deepu, so he started begging at railway station.

Pinkie is deaf and mute. She communicates using sign languages and lives in a slum, with her elder brother who works in tea stall in morning andjuggle with oranges as an afternoon job in busy street.

Rukhsana, 17 years old, also has 9 months old baby girl. She had been on the streets for about 4 and half years. This baby girl is actually her second child, the first one died before the age of one. Nobody knows about the father.

Rajan was abandoned by his mother after her second marriage. He now lives like an orphan. He has experiences of different kind of jobs like-pickpocketing, begging, wiping cars etc..

We know we can't remove poverty. We know we can't change their lives overnight. But we can give them a chance to smile, a real carefree smile of glee.
Children are said to be the manifestation of God. But these underprivileged children are living in hell. The lights of Christmas eve never reaches to their tents.They never get to hear the sound of carols, and even if they do, they hardly feel anything about it.
What we can do for these frozen souls and how? Why they will have to remain in sulky face when rest of the world is partying and having fun?Every human has right to be happy. So, this Christmas,lets see how a group of travellers decide to light up the darkest corner. How these travellers chance upon a town named Valasa, where Christmas isn't merry. How the kids changed them, and how they changed the kids' life.

This Christmas- going to be different as this time the broken angels will smile...

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Oh, deep in my heart, I do believe,

We shall overcome someday.."



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It was just another winter morning for town Valasa, where people never have taken much note to the calendar, as they knew their lives will never get over the usual course...the usual suffering, the usual deprivation, the usual hopelessness and above all...the usual fate.

Lives were gloomy and the lights of festival never could overrun it...
But Simmi was different among them. Always, she wanted to win over their ill fate.

"Mummy, can we celebrate Xmas this year? Please?." she asked her mother who was stitching a torn blouse which has already been re-stitched several times.

" No dear, we can't afford that..."

"But mummy.."

"Don't argue with me! You know its a luxury for us..we can't even think of it!" her voice raised and it was harsher this time.

"I'm sorry Mummy. I didn't want to hurt you..I just wanted to...wanted to..." then her voice gave in.

Her mother hugged her as tears rolled down from her eyes.


They're interrupted by a voice outside. "Is there anyone here? Can you come out please? We need help."


Simmi and her mother came out & found a big group of 11 unknown people were standing outside, all looked so tensed and hopeful at the same time."Yes?" simmi's mother answered.


"We were going to nearby city but lost our way & ended up here." said one of them.

"Ohh..you won't have any transport at the night and there's no hotel here. You can see this a small town where mostly poor people dwell. No tourists come here."

The travellers' faces dropped but soon lit up with smiles when simmi said "No problem, you all can stay here tonight." Her mother gazed her hesitantly.

"Don't worry we've our foods and beddings with us. We just need a roof."

Simmi's mother smiled weakly now " this is a old abandoned house. No one lives here so we and few poor families like us are allowed to stay. See if you can find any suitable place.."


"Thank you so much. We'll manage with this." they said grinning.
After having dinner they all gathered together to discuss their plan for which they came. "I can't really wait anymore to get into the city tomorrow. They have arranged grand Christmas party there & we're stuck here." Abhishek pouted.

"I'm already dreaming of the foods.. Yum yum!" said Roshni dreamily.

"Guys we should do something to thanks these people, to bring a smile on these kids' face instead of celebrating at the city. Shall we plan a surprise for them?", Titli asked.

"Yeah, I agree, let's plan a surprise for these kids. If we succeed this will be our true Christmas celebration", Sandhya spoke.

All of them nodded in agreement and started the preparations. The prepared invitation cards for the kids. Tani sneaked into the kids' houses at night and placed the invitation beside them.

She giggled as the children had no clue what was coming for them!





Decorating a house in anticipation of Christmas is almost as f u n as
o p e n i n g p r e s e n t s on Christmas morning. Decorating gives the
s p i r i t of Christmas and adds f e s t i v e flair and c h e e r to the these underprivileged children.

The travellers decided to decorate the community ground themselves for the children , in a place where there are no gift shops they used basic school supplies to decorate the community ground!

For m a n y y e a r s trees decorated with o r n a m e n t s and l i g h t s have been a part of Christmas festivities. Christmas tree, called e v e r g r e e n t r e e s, wreaths and garlands are s y m b o l s of everlasting l i f e. But these underprivileged kids would never have had the chance to see all this! So the group of travellers took this as an o p p o r t u n i t y to let these children experience the joy of an actual Christmas!
So they sneaked out of Simmi's house and started preparing for the day.
It was surely hard finding ornaments for the tree nearby, but, that did not stop them. With basic s c h o o l s u p p l i e s and materials, they started d e c o r a t i n g the Christmas Tree.



To start off, we created the p a p e r r i b b o n s, which will be strapped across the T r e e from the top to the bottom in a circular motion. With the ribbon, we created b o w s. Bows represents b o n d of g o o d w i l l that
ties everyone t o g e t h e r , forever.



C o l o u r f u l beads help form v a r i e t y of ornaments. With
b e a d s attached to the m e t a l strings, various star styled ornaments were created.



A Christmas Tree is i n c o m p l e t e without a s t a r. The star, placed on
t o p of the tree was s h i n i n g brightly.



Created by basic school s u p p l i e s , white paper and scissors, paper snowflakes is made by folding piece of paper several times, then cutting
out a p a t t e r n with scissors and later u n f o l d i n g it. These
s n o w f l a k e s will be spread across the room to give a
t r a d i t i o n a l seasonal image and to represent W h i t e C h r i s t m a s.

It's hard to think of Christmas without the p r e s e n c e of
c a n d l e s. They were spread across the grounds.



As a final touch, v a s e s were filled with f l o w e r s and were placed on the dining t a b l e.

It was surely a b e a u t i f u l s i g h t. The village l i t up with
b r i g h t c o l o u r s , but, not as bright as the s m i l e s it would bring the children.

Next morning all the children of the town met the strangers. Some were eager, some were dubious, some were scared while rest had no feelings at all.

One of the children interrupted,before the travelers could say something "Are you going to give us food or money?"

"No. I'm going to give u knowledge..knowledge about Christmas", Hridey spoke up

Deepu asked "What will we do knowing about the event which only rich people can celebrate?"

"I wish we could celebrate like them too!" Rajan said in a low voice.

"Kids, this year you are gonna experience something really new! ",Titli said with a warm smile.

"What will we have to do?" they were totally boggled. This was the last thing they has expected.

"Nothing much. For now, it's time for a Christmas tale!", Sahana told.

"Long time ago in Bethlehem, the Holy Bible says

Mary's boy child Jesus Christ was born on Christmas day"

"Christmas is a festival celebrated on the birth of Jesus Christ. A festival celebrated when winter arrives. Here, Christmas trees are decorated with lights ornaments and much more! People spend the day singing Christmas carols, Yummy food is prepared and moreover alot of gifts are recieved! And who gives these gifts? Santa Claus! "

"Wow Santa Claus! I wish I could see him!", Deepu said,excited.

Just then a big fat man, dressed in a red costume with a white beard tapped Deepu's back.

"HO HO HO Christmas is here!"

The little lips curled to build up smiles and their eyes sparkled with amusement.


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Santa: Follow me children!

The Santa took the children to the decorated area.

Suddenly, the lights turned off.

Deepu: Santa! Where did you go?

Rukhsana: Was that the real Santa? I've heard that Santa lives in the far away northlands.

Rajan: Maybe it's the fake Santa! We have been called out by the fake Santa to relieve the dark? I mean... *interrupted by a strange voice*

The spotlights go on. Everyone looks at the stage. Eyes fill up with excitement. Frost on. The entire setup is portraying the pole. Suddenly...

"Maybe I don't have a magic touch
And maybe I don't have a talent as such.
Just this heart with much too much to share,
So I'll never be the heir, but I'm more than just a spare!"

Ho...Ho...Ho... My children! There is no fake, no true. Everything lies in your mind only.

The young and innocent faces are mesmerized by seeing Santa again. Their eyes glimmer and all ears hearing each and every word with outmost concentration.

Children! Do you know what Christmas is all about?

Deepu: We didn't but our dear Hrideyy told us about it. He told us about the legend of Jesus and mother Mary, why we celebrate Christmas and what all we do in Christmas.

Rajan: Yes! He told us that we celebrate Christmas to commemorate the birth of Lord Jesus. This holy festival tells us that god is always there for us and he always comes to our rescue whenever we think of him with a pure heart.

Santa: My Children! Christmas is not only about the Lord's incarnation. It's much more than that. It reminds us of our duties towards our family, our country and to the whole society. It tells us that a man's true jewels are his virtues, his truth and his honesty. Most importantly, this festival is for bringing smiles. Even me! I also gift children all over the world, watch over them the whole year but I don't get tired. Why? Because a smile of theirs soothes all my pain away. See this amazing story of how a young girl, Anna, celebrated her Christmas in a true and inspirational manner.


Santa disappears and then the stage turns into a polar scene where there is a cottage and there are some sorts of noise coming from there.


No...this can't happen. Not this year again.

Kristoff: What happened? Why are you crying so loudly and what's the strange smell coming from?

Anna: Can you even think of what just happened?

Kristoff: I'm no wizard nor I have any magical powers to know anything if you don't tell me. *annoyed*

Anna: Is it a time to joke? You know...my cake just burnt out!!!

Kristoff: What?! Do you know we had only a few ingredients left to do the cake?

Anna: I know. I have done all the cakes but don't know how but the last one spoiled..! Nor we have any ingredients left to finish it up. Time is also passing. We have only an hour left to leave for the town!

Kristoff: Ya,I know. So, what do we do now?

Anna: I don't know. I have made as many cakes. I don't think it will short out.

Kristoff: I too wish the same or else a child will be deprived of cake which we distribute between the cute and innocent children every year on Christmas.

Anna: Nothing will happen like that. Now just hurry up or else we will be late.

The scene shifts to a small village where Kristoff and Anna are shown distributing cakes.

Anna: Phew! All's done.

Kristoff: Now, let's get back to home.

Anna: Yeah!

They are getting back to their village where they see a small girl weeping. They go there.


Anna: *consoling the child* Hey, what happened?

Kristoff: Why are you crying and out in this chilly weather?

Girl: *stopping crying* I live in the nearby town. My parents passed away previous year. I just saw some children making merry in their homes, celebrating with their parents. I feel so lonely.

Anna: Oh! *pauses* don't cry and here we have something for you...

She checks inside her bag to get a cake but...

Anna: Kristoff, you were right. There isn't any down there...

Kristoff: What? I said you, right! Now?

Anna: *turning sad, she starts thinking something* Ermmm... Kristoff, will you come with me for a moment?

Kristoff: OK, sure.

They reach a sufficient distance from the girl...

Anna: Don't you think we should take this girl with Elsa? She will make her happy and this way, she will also get a smile on her face this Christmas. After all, we can't leave even a single child sad today!

Kristoff: You're right! But don't you think she'll get terrified or will run away in fear?

Anna: *sarcastically* only you can do so. Can anyone get terrified from Elsa? She's so nice!

Kristoff: OK, OK. Do what you want. I'm going to home to prepare the dinner. But yes, do come soon.

Anna: Yes! I'll come soon. And take this empty bag with yourself.

She gives him the bag of cake and he leaves. Anna goes to the girl.

Anna: Hey! What's your name?

Girl: Blossom.

Anna: Oh! So Blossom, do you want to have some fun with me?

Girl: Really, do you truly want to have fun with me? *A tear falls down*

Anna: Of course! And if you won't stop your teary tank, then I'll leave right now.

Girl smiles and wipes her tears away.

Anna: Yes! This is some good. Smile like this always. *in her ears* Do you know a fairy?

Girl: *amazingly* Whoa! Do you?

Anna: Yes! And I'm taking you to her. She will make your Christmas the happiest one.

They walk along.

Girl: What can she do?

Anna: She can do anything. She is an ice-fairy. She can lower down your age. She can turn you into me and much more.

Suddenly she stops and opens out a book from her pocket.

Anna: Where the frozen castle lie, Elsa calls us by.

They disappear and the scene shifts to an icy castle. A magnificent princess-like girl is standing.


Anna: Elsa!

Elsa: Anna! Meeting after such a long time. Last time you came to request an icy sword for a child to play with.

Anna: Oh! What can I do?! There is lots of work to do and Kristoff also does not help me.

Elsa: You're like that only. You always employ yourself in bring smiles to the children. You can't see a weeping face. And come on, Kristoff is a nice guy.

Anna: OK, OK. Look I've brought a pretty girl with me. *sees back but there's no one*

She moves her eyes around the floor and sees that Blossom is amazed by seeing such a huge castle.

Anna: Oh! There you are. Come here, Blossom!

She comes to her.

Anna: Elsa, this is Blossom and Blossom, she is Elsa, my fairy friend. I met her when I was young and she was also. She always makes everyone happy and it is her work to do. When I met her, I was weeping as my leg got hurt. But then she came and rubbed her hand on my wound and all my pain vanished. From then, we are friends.

Blossom: *stuttering* H-e-y-y!

Elsa: Oh, she's so cute. Not to fear me, Blossom.

Anna: Shes sad. So, I brought her to you Elsa. Cheer her up. I don't want to see her weep and that too, on Christmas.

Elsa: Not to worry about. I shall certainly make her have fun here.

Anna disappears.


Elsa: Come along with me, Blossom.

Then they move inside a hall and they have a lot of fun. Elsa makes her build a snowman. She does the snowfall. They have snow fight and much more.

The scene again shifts to the first one. Santa shows up.

Santa: So children! You must have understood now that Christmas is for celebration but without hurting others. It is a festival of having and sharing smiles. It is...

Suddenly, the beard drops.

Santa: O! O!

Deepu: So Santa's real name is Abhi? And Santa is a young boy!

Everyone laughs.

Following this, all other 10 also show up on the stage.

Taani: Guys! So now you must have known that this was all our plan. But the main thing is still left.

Sahana: Yes! We've got a surprise for you...

Roshni goes and switches something on the side of stage. And...

All the lights go on and everyone is carried about in the beautiful and bright view of the entire ground. Their eyes widened on seeing the amusing sight of the ground, beautifuly lit up and decorated.

The children had their fun throughout, singing carols, enjoying their hearts out!


Edited by panchan - 9 years ago
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What's a Christmas celebration without food? For many, dishes such as pizzas, burgers, cakes are daily affairs. But these little ones, they struggle to find even one bit of food for themselves, rather even starve for half of the days. So this Christmas, the travellers brought in a variety of delicacies which are simple and yet can make a child's day. Some traditional and some twisted recipes that are very easy to make, that'd melt these frozen hearts and leave their mouth watering.

The kids went up to the dining area which was beautifully decorated with candles with the tempting delicacies besides them. They all sat on the ground, with their mouth watering at the sight of it. The travelers took it upon themselves to explain to the kids what each dish was, and how easy they were to make.

A Christmas without a fruit cake is an incomplete one. But cake without an oven? Yes its possible! Infact, its a commonly used procedure among us Indians. Cakes with a pressure cooker. One of the easiest to make and also as tasty as the oven one.

Samosa's are one of India's favourite recipes. But what when our samosa meets spring rolls. Spring rolls stuffing in samosa's batter! Can samosas get better?

Traditional rotis. These kids would have eaten rotis for sure. But pizzas? Far from affordable! So here's the twist, roasted rotis with a little veggies and a little cheese. There it is, we present our very own roti pizza for our little ones. It's filling, a better version of the same old rotis, and moreover easy to make. What more would these kids ask for?

For all non veg lovers, as the tradition brings to us, turkeys are one of the essentials in a Christmas. But where do we hunt for turkeys now? So, here's our roasted chicken to replace the very old turkey yet to maintain the tradition.

Ice-cream is every child's favourite. There wouldn't be any child who wouldn't love icecream! But pair it up with our traditional Gulab Jamun? There could be nothing more delicious. The western taste of icecream blended with the desi gulab jamun is sure to give the kids a hearty time


The travellers had an immense sense of satisfaction and happiness seeing the kinds gawking at the food and enjoying themselves there. But little did they know, this was not the end😆








Edited by .MysticalWaters - 9 years ago
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Christmas without presents, Isn't so pleasant

Gifts give joy, be it for a girl or a boy

But for them it's happiness

Once in a lifetime.

The travellers are here to bring a smile on their lonely faces, to share presents and happiness.

To erase the pain and gift them joy and ecstasy this Christmas.

The travellers picked out the gifts one by one and distrivuted them among the kids

Books: It is said that Books wash away from the soul the dust of everyday life. What are Books? The pages with flowing words bounded together. Isn't it a joy to read and further more to gift? A book is always a pleasure in leisure. Let the joy reach the purest souls. Anyone who read a book as a child knows the value of a good piece of literature. Whether it's a fictional story, a biographical piece with lessons from history or an inspirational one or something very different, books have the spark to generate curiosity, introduce innovation and open the doors for opportunity.


So aren't Books a great choice for the Christmas reads? A chance for the frozen hearts to acknowledge, the importance for knowledge?

Toys: Childhood's constant companions are the toys, but in those dark cells there are none to talk to, none to laugh at and none to play with. Every Christmas we had lots of toys to play with, but they have none. This Christmas let's make the children happy. Let's turn their tears into smiles. They would love a soft teddy bear or a Car, a Barbie or a Robot. Won't their beaming faces, make you proud?


Clothes: We have a wardrobe full of too many clothes. But they have only a pair of tatters to wear every day. Clothes of many types, many sizes they would love to wear. A pant and shirt for a boy and for girls you have a variety of ranges from frocks to Indian to western. They would love them all. So aren't they a cool way of gifting this Christmas


Chocolates: The first thing which comes out of your hungry mouths, when you hear chocolate is Yummy', Delicious', I just love them'. But for them when basic necessities aren't available chocolates are a boon. Their mouth water's seeing their friends having one. But there is none to be told. Pitying won't help, a chocolate doesn't cost more than Rupees five or so but for them it's a joyous fest. So I don't think you would mind gifting them chocolate boxes this Christmas. Would you?


Handmade cards: What can make the kids happier than a card made by you? Their faces will surely beam with the joy of your present. Tuck a few gift cards in decorative sacks and then hand them to the young brigade, they would surely love your gift. What would be more valuable for them than your heart felt Christmas wishes?

Balloons: You love balloons because you love the birds flying in the air. Balloons they can touch the skies. They teach us to fly up without fears. Let's fill the frozen hearts with the joy of balloons. Nobody can be uncheered with a balloon. How much would they cost? Not much, not more than their gleaming faces


Games: As soon as the holidays start, we have lots of games to play. We all love playing this games in times of leisure. What about gifting the young souls, a chess board to test their intellect, a game of life' or a skate board this Christmas? Arriving in different forms, they would be easily available. The children would surely love them all.


Candles: What happens when there's no electricity for a day? We panic, it's impossible for us to spend a day without light, but for them every day is dark and every night their homes have no light. Gifting them candles this Christmas won't just lighten their homes, but also their hearts. Let the light shine every day in their hearts.

So won't lighting candles embark their journey towards light? Won't they help driving away the darkness of ignorance from their lives? So what about gifting them candles? Cheap and worthy too.


Art set: Gifting art sets this season would add to the fun of Christmas. Painting is enjoyable for all children irrespective of the place they are born. This Christmas let's fill the lives of those children with colors of joy and paints. They would surely love an art set to fulfill their dream canvas.


Flower bouquet: If you find nothing at last, flower bouquets are the best to gift the kids. As kids surely love plucking flowers. They are available in a variety of shapes; sizes, colors and each one of them have a distinct smell. The flowers would fill the kids' heart with fragrance and love. Would teach them to grow through thick and thin. So even though you buy a flower bouquet, it would surely be a blissful day for the kids.


So do give gifts this Christmas, however big or small, the manner of giving is more important than the gift.

Spread happiness through the young hearts, that's the motto the travelers followed.😆



Edited by panchan - 9 years ago
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We enlightened a frosty, cold day in the lives of the sweet little children with the all the joys of C h r i s t m a s, and then we left. But is this fair? To build up a beautiful dream and let it collapse into dust?



We shall have to p r e s e r v e this dream and help these children, in course of time, to turn this happiness and carefree joy into reality. After all, they are as much deserving of mother Nature's unending love as we are.



We the people, who can afford an internet connection to visit our I n d i a F o r u m s, shall have to help them achieve the blessings of this world.

They say, drops of water make an o c e a n.

Lets give a poor boy on the main road a five rupee c h o c o l a t einstead of a casual one-rupee coin.

Lets promise to provide some m i l k everyday for the children in the nearby slum.

Lets call in the helper's child and teach him to r e a d.

Lets give a child on the street a warm b l a n k e t to cover himself at night.

Lets enclose our old clothes and toys in a wrapping paper and g i f t them to the children who cannot buy them.

Lets beckon them close to our h e a r t s and promise to be by them.

Do anything within your budget. Make a child happy this Christmas and see the magic! The magic of the s m i l e you'd bring on his face.

The group of travellers came to Valasa,and changed the life of the children. That's not it, the children changed their lives too. The children led to the foundation of SpreadingSmiles.org, an organzisation which helped the underprivilaged kids, and as the name suggests, brought a smile to all the dull faces.





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The travelers that went on to become SpredingSmiles.org did their bit in making christmas special for all the children of Valasa,but children without any facilities or we can underprivilaged children are not only limited to Valasa,but in almost every state of India we have a sector of people who find it difficult to even get their basic necessities.
We thought of asking some distinguished members of India-Forums.com how will they make Christmas special for these unprivilaged children.
We asked a common question to all of them and lets see what they answered.

Question:What do you think about the problems faced by underprivileged children?How will you make Christmas special for such children?


Channel Moderator at India-Forums.com


I think its sad and unfortunate that there are so many underpriviledged children out there, at this time of year I would make Christmas special by giving toys, donating books and games that I no longer use and just give back. There are so many things that many of us take for granted but for those kids, the smallest gesture can put a huge smile on their faces.


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Children are the future and it is the responsibility of adults to protect them and ensure that they get the best footing in life. Unfortunately, this is not always the case in many nations around the world. There are many terrible issues like poverty, lack of facilities and access to education, child labour and wrong influence on the children. These are not problems which can be sorted in the blink of an eye. The feeling of seeing young children suffering endlessly is inexpressible.

If I was given a chance to make underprivileged children's Christmas special, then I would opt for the simplest and most valuable thing anyone can give. Something which cannot be taken back when it's given and that is; time. Rather than just donating some money, spending time with them asking their names and what they like to do. Connecting with the children and showing them that you're interested in their country and culture by doing little things like dining with them in a local eatery. Make the children feel like they've done something special by asking them to teach you some of the basics of their language and teaching them a few phrases of yours. These are the priceless things which will leave a piece of you with the children.

But at the end of the day, there isn't much that can be done except donating to organisations in hope that you will make a difference.

"We can't help everyone, but everyone can help someone." Dr. Loretta Scott


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Basic civic needs and education is what they lack.

Pray that we get good govt. officials/politicians who will do the needful to these kids.
Personally,I have been helping a handful to get education.


Crazy Creative Junior at IF

Underprivileged children are mostly deprived of either basic necessities or love. Mostly they feel themselves unworthy & burden. They do not need our pity rather unconditional care & love. They do not know what's are festivals like Christmas. Its just one of the day of a year. I want to feel them that they are worthy of, not just a burden, most importantly to be loved.
A Surprise Party with Santa along with lots of gifts. I like to invite all my friends & family there who will enjoy Christmas with those kids. Every invited person have to contribute something for their future welfare.




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First of all, I don't deem it to be necessary for everyone around the world to celebrate a lavish Christmas. Reason being, obviously, the underprivileged feel out of place because they cannot celebrate. This opinion remains the same for all the festive seasons that have unnecessary spending including Eid and Diwali as well. I believe that same money should be donated to persons who essentially are in need of it.

Coming back to point, it is our moral duty to try our best to provide a decent Christmas celebration to those who cannot afford it. The best way through this, since children are the subject here, is to act as a Secret Santa for children and leave presents for them on Christmas eve. This gives them that little happiness of the festive season, and it also comes in the truest form of traditional Christmas, the Santa Claus.


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I think it is really unfair that these kids have to go through such a hard life at such a young age.

It isnt about just making their christmas special but to better their standard of living. Instead of giving them money giving them food to eat. Helping them get a good education. Anything in my power i'd do to help these little kids lead a better life. :)

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Meet the travellers

The Story teller: ..BlackSwan..[Post 1&Post2]
The Movie maker: taaniroyal[Post1]
The Decorator: ..sahana..[Post 2]
The Script Writer: Abhisheking[Post3]
The Chef: panchan[Post4]
The Santa Claus: .AKDHASWARA. & Born2Dance[Post5]
The Social Activist: RadhikeRani[Post6]
The Interviewers: .MysticalWaters&-sevenstreaks-[Post7]

The Artists[Tags and Dividers]:-sevenstreaks-, Team Tag: .MysticalWaters

The Event

Managers[Editing&Compilation]:.MysticalWaters & panchan

Concept,Presentation&Preparation


Edited by .MysticalWaters - 9 years ago
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Posted: 9 years ago
#9
^ Merry Christmas to all of you! 🤗
Beautiful thread by u, CCs! 👏
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Posted: 9 years ago
#10
^^thanks but its not CC's Christmas thread. Lol. Its a task of the contest conducted by CCs!

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