Magical Xmas Wishes for Android

11 things about Magical Xmas Wishes

1. Wrapped presents are most commonly opened on the morning of Christmas Day; however, some families choose to open all or some of their presents on Christmas Eve, depending on evolving family traditions, logistics, and the age of the children involved; for example, adults might open their presents on Christmas Eve and minor children on Christmas morning, or everyone might open their gifts on Christmas morning.

2. Others follow the tradition of opening family-exchanged gifts on Christmas Eve night, followed by opening of the presents Santa brought on Christmas morning.

3. Many schools and businesses are closed during the period between Christmas and the New Year's Day holiday, which is a time commonly used to spend time with family and close friends, return unwanted gifts at stores, and shop after-Christmas sales.

4. Friends exchange wrapped presents and tell each other, "Do not open before Christmas!" Grandparents, aunts and uncles, cousins, siblings and occasionally guests from out of town are entertained in the home or else visited.

5. It is tradition throughout the United States for children to leave a glass of milk and plate of Christmas cookies for Santa Claus nearby.

6. Better known as Santa Claus, he is said to visit homes while children are sleeping during the night before Christmas morning.

7. Christmas tree farms in the United States and Canada provide families with trees for their homes, many opting for artificial ones, but some for real ones.

8. The Christmas and holiday season begins around the end of November with a major shopping kickoff on Black Friday, the day after the U.S. holiday of Thanksgiving, though Christmas decorations and music playing in stores sometimes extend into the period between Halloween and Thanksgiving.

9. Christmas is a widely celebrated festive holiday in the United States and Christmas Day is officially recognized as a federal holiday by the US Government.

10. Christmas stockings are hung on the mantelpiece for Santa Claus to fill with little gifts ("stocking stuffers").

11. Sometimes, families also partake in a religious tradition, such as the consumption of a Christmas wafer in Christian families of European ancestry.