
Good Morning, it's Wednesday, 25 December. Whether you're celebrating solo, with friends, or with family, we’d like to wish you Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas 🎄

Experiences Over Excess: The Boxing day sales will be big but try to prioritise experiences and quality time over material possessions.
Move Gently: Work out those holiday stress knots with this simple 10-minute full-body stretch tutorial or some yoga using Nico’s morning yoga practice.
Reflective Mornings: Have a warm, reflective, and restful morning, and this three-part tutorial for simple hot chocolate, Italian hot choco, and spiced Mexican hot chocolate is perfect for the season.
Leftovers Reinvented: Gather your delicious scraps and try Nagi’s Christmas Leftovers Bread Bowl Sandwich.
Catch Up on Culture: Catch up on the several cinematic gems from 2024 with films like The Piano Lesson and the series Shōgun.
Dreamy & Pearly Bath: Relax and wash off in a bath with this Pearlescent CBD Bath Bomb from Homebody.

Kwanzaa, a pan-African and African American celebration, begins tomorrow. In Kwanzaa celebrations, tomorrow is the day of Umoja, which represents the principle of Unity, one of seven principles guiding this secular holiday. So if you’re celebrating this holiday, here are some things you can do in preparation for Umoja and the six days after.
Set Up Your Kwanzaa Table: Get your kinara, a Kwanzaa-themed table runner, a straw mat and your ears of corn, and try this simple Kwanzaa table set-up by Vanessa the day before.
Send Personalised Invites: If you have yet to invite your loved ones for Umoja, you can do so with these editable Kwanzaa invitation cards.
Prep Your Umoja Meals: Umoja is a day to celebrate unity and family, and what better way to do that than with a table full of meals. To take off some of the stress, you can prepare your meals today or make quick meals on Umoja day like this easy jambalaya recipe by Chef Joya.