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Let's celebrate Independence Day together! We'd love to hear from you! What's your favorite Independence Day tradition, food, or activity? Share with us in the comments below!  #4thOfJuly #IndependenceDay #FourthOfJuly #FractionalOwnership #SharedOwnership #WealthManagement #CoOwnership #RealEstateGrowth #PropertySharing #VacationHome #SecondHome #Timeshare #RealEstateLife #HomeSharing #LuxuryLiving #TravelCommunity

The holidays are often about celebrating traditions with family and friends. What's a tradition you follow each year? #viphometeam #marinamorley #barrierealestate #innisfilrealestate #orilliarealestate #simcoecountyrealestate #viphomevalueaudit #barriehomes #barrierealtor #innisfilhomes #innisfilrealtor #orilliahomes #orilliarealtor #danielladellaterza

🎅 Adaptability Around the World: From Sinterklaas to Santa Claus! 🌍 Let's explore the enchanting world of Saint Nicholas and how different cultures adapt the legendary figure to their customs. In the Netherlands, it's Sinterklaas; in the US, it's Santa Claus. Travel a bit more, and you'll meet Père Noël in France and Father Frost in the ex-USSR. 🌐 #FunFact: Did you know Sinterklaas arrives by steamboat in the Netherlands, while Santa Claus prefers a sleigh and reindeer in the US? It's these delightful twists that make these figures uniquely cherished in their own right. 🚢🛷 So, why the variations? Every culture adds its special flavor to Saint Nicholas, reflecting local traditions. It's a magical blend of history, folklore, and regional flair that gives these figures their diverse and beloved nature. These adaptations showcase how traditions evolve, just like the communities they belong to. 🎄❤️ Traditions, like living organisms, #adapt to their surroundings. As communities #change over time, so do their traditions. It's a beautiful dance between preserving the essence and embracing the new—a testament to the dynamic nature of cultures. 🔄🌟 Much like the festive figures, #adaptability is vital in our lives. In a world that spins faster than a holiday whirlwind, being flexible helps us navigate changes with grace. It's not just about survival; it's about thriving in the face of evolving landscapes. Embracing change allows traditions to remain vibrant, connecting generations in a continuous dance of adaptation. 💃💪 Winter holidays, with their diverse celebrations, exemplify the importance of adaptability. How we celebrate reflects not just our traditions but also our openness to #change. So, as the winter holidays approach, let's revel in the beauty of adapting. How do you blend traditions in your celebrations? Share your festive fusion stories, and let's celebrate the richness of our cultural tapestry! 🎉❄️ #Adaptability #CulturalBlend #FestiveTraditions #WinterCelebrations #StayFlexible

New Year traditions around the world… We are all familiar with the dropping of the ball in Times Square, toasting the new year and our common tradition of eating black-eyed peas and collard greens for prosperity and luck, although is that food part just a southern thing?? I was curious what other countries' traditions are to ring in the new year and wanted to share what I found to see if anyone here on LinkedIn had participated in any these. Brazil: Wear white and jump into the ocean for luck and peace. Also read they place gifts in boats (I’m assuming child toy type boats?) and push the boat out to sea. Also saw wearing red underwear for good luck. Scotland: First Footing tradition – The first foot (guest) to enter your home, normally bearing a gift. A guest at a party will often leave just before midnight and then return just after. Greece: Hang an onion – symbol of health and rebirth of the new year. Philippines: Wear polka dots and have eat 12 round pieces of fruit (roundness = prosperity). Also fill pockets with coins to attract wealth. Columbia: Walk around the block with an empty suitcase, to bring luck in the new year. Denmark: Jump off a chair/couch at the stroke of midnight, to literally jump into the new year. Also read they smash plates on the doorstep for luck. Spain: Eat 12 grapes or raisins to bring good luck. And my favorite, because I’m sentimental and normally think more about the year that’s closing out rather than the new year coming in – Ireland: Set an extra plate at the table for lost loved ones that passed during the previous year.  So, have any of you participated in these and are they really a widespread, common tradition?

 Salted Traditions: Many cultures have traditions involving salt during the first week of January. In some places, it's customary to sprinkle Kaysalt Premium outside the front door for good luck and prosperity in the new year. For example, this tradition is famous in Turkey #KaysaltPremiumChumviYetu #HappyNewYear : https://rb.gy/2nzw7u   

As 2023 draws to a close, we want to acknowledge that this time of year can be especially challenging for those who have experienced loss. We understand the unique struggles that come with these poignant moments. During significant occasions like Christmas and New Year, we invite you to explore ways to honour your loved ones and yourself. This may involve preserving cherished traditions, creating new ones, or simply finding solace in quiet reflection. In this season of change, your traditions can evolve, just as you have, in your own time and way. #GriefAwareness #GriefSupport #AnniversaryReaction