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Christmas always represents a fun but tough challenge for many people as there’s so much to see and do, but the inclement weather often means that many of us will want to stay housebound.
Thankfully, the internet has provided us with many ways to enjoy the best of the season without having to negotiate the icy roads outside. So if you’re looking to make your hibernation a little more festive, try some of these great stay-at-home tips!
Get the Festive Feeling!
Food is a massive part of any Christmas, and if you can’t stand waiting in line at your supermarket, most major food retailers now offer a good delivery service. This means that you can try some yummy recipes from some of Canada’s best food bloggers like Dinner with Julie – the wookie cookies being a particularly fun choice!
Similarly this is the time of the year where many of the biggest releases hit our cinema screens. But thanks to the likes of Netflix we can all pick and choose own our festive movie experience. And whilst Christmas used to mean arguing with the family over a Monopoly board, there’s no shortage of housebound gaming fun thanks to the range of online options.
So whether you’re playing fun app-based party games like HeadsUp, or want to try new online slots machines here at Red Flush Casino, it shows that we can enjoy endless entertainment from the convenience of our comfy sofa!
The online slots games at Red Flush Casino are pretty handy as they provide some good payouts which will help when you encounter that other big festive activity – the post-Christmas sales!
But rather than waiting for hours in the cold outside your local department store, the online shopping revolution has given us all a great chance to spend our casino winnings online as many retailers now begin their sales as early as Christmas Eve.
However, it’s Boxing Day when most Canadians head out to try and grab the biggest bargains, but rather than facing the inevitable scrum, online shopping provides a much less stressful experience. And you can even save some extra pennies if you keep an eye on the online voucher sites which can offer big discounts for the savvy home-shopper.
Above all, rather than spending unnecessary money whilst heading out, this time of year represents a moment where we get to enjoy some real ‘me’ time and forget about the worries of the working world.
So if that means playing some casino games, or just trying out a tasty new recipe, Christmas provides another great excuse to stay home and have fun!
Identity Magazine is all about empowering women to get all A’s in the game of life — Accept. Appreciate. Achieve.TM Every contributor and expert answer the Identity 5 questions in keeping with our theme. Their answers can be random and in the moment or they can be aligned with the above article. As a team, we hope to inspire and motivate ourselves and inspire you to get all A’s.
1. What have you accepted within your life, physically and/or mentally? What are you still working on accepting?
I love accepting challenges, especially within the freelance writing world.
2. What have you learn to appreciate about yourself and/or within your life, physically and mentally? What are you still working on to appreciate?
I appreciate my talent to write.
3. What is one of your most rewarding achievements in life? What makes YOU most proud? What goals and dreams do you still have?
Becoming a successful freelancer and having the ability to write about a variety of topics.
4. We all have imperfections, so we think. The truth–we are all perfectly imperfect. What are your not-so-perfect ways? What imperfections and quirks create who you are–your Identity?
I AM perfectly imperfect.
5. “I Love My…” is an outlet for you to express and appreciate all the positive traits that make you…well… YOU! Sharing what you love about yourself will make you smile, feel empowered, and uplift your spirit and soul. (we assure you!) Identity challenges you to complete the phrase “I Love My…?”
I love my handwriting.
