Re: Halloween and other occasions
And whose fault is that? It’s the parents’ fault for not making eid a big deal for their kids. Yes I understand that the eids that they had as children in Pakistan or India were a lot more fun and in non-muslim countries you don’t get holidays for Eid. but that is a lame excuse for not teaching the children about the importance of eid, the history of eid etc. and then they complain that hamaray bachay sleep on eid
i’ve seen parents put some effort for their children about eid and as a consequence these children actually get excited about that day. it’s easy to whine but so much more difficult to actually do something. contrast this with how much there is a hoopla over valentine’s day, christmas, halloween, easter, thanksgiving etc. do we really expect our children to walk around blind when they are bombarded with these events in schools, tv, malls etc?
fyi, i loooooove halloween and christmas. couldn’t go trick or treating because i was too old (boo =( ) but these two are just so fun holidays. last year i made paper snowflakes and hung them up in my room. this year i’m not too sure what i’m going to do. i did do my nails for halloween though!
yeah the ones that turn of their lights and stay in the basement and pretend they’re not home :halo: