The two biggest celebrated holidays in the Philippines are Christmas and New Year. Filipinos have the longest preparation for Christmas that starts once the "ber" months comes in. The "ber" months, as Filipinos call it starts in September. Once September begins, one can start seeing Christmas lanterns on sale alongside streets and stores with Christmas carols playing on radios and tv commercials. As stores and malls get crazy during Christmas season for all that gift hunting, grocery stores get crowded as well for the preparation of New Year's Eve getting into the tradition of completing the 12 round fruits for the coming New Year. Some do it 13. It is a Filipino tradition of attracting good luck or the good fortune that the new year brings. Read More
⏩ Happiest, most prosperous, great victorious, peaceful, Healtiest and Blessed NEW YEAR on 2019, the Year of the PIG
2019 na! Ringing in the New Year is cause for celebration, for spending time with friends and family, and for looking back. A lot can happen in a year and between the good, the bad and the ugly, this may seem like an understatement for most. READ MORE
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