30 Fall & Winter holiday questions to ask your spouse

• What was your most memorable holiday as a kid?
• What are your favorite holiday treats?
• What is your funniest holiday memory?
• What is your favorite holiday scent?
• Do you prefer hot chocolate or apple cider?
• How do you feel about pumpkin spice?

How do you ask questions about holidays?

27 Thoughtful Questions To Ask Over the Holidays

1. What’s your favorite holiday and why is it your favorite?
2. What holiday traditions did you have when you were a kid?
3. Where is our family originally from?
4. What’s your favorite family tradition?
5. What’s your favorite holiday memory?
6. What’s your earliest holiday memory?

How can I enjoy the holiday season?

10 Mindful Ways to Enjoy the Holiday Season

1. Set an intention for this holiday season.
2. Acknowledge your entrenched holiday habits.
3. Practice compassionate listening with friends and family.
4. Take time to do nothing.
5. Just breathe.
6. Start or renew your meditation practice.
7. Invite deep sleep with a bedtime meditation:

What’s another way to say holiday season?

What is another word for holiday season?

What is a good Christmas question?

Question: Which country did eggnog come from? Question: Which real-life person is Santa Claus based on? Question: What did Frosty The Snowman do when a magic hat was placed on his head? Question: What is Ralphie’s little brother’s name in the movie A Christmas Story?

How do you ask someone how they are flying?

So, when someone asks “how was your flight?” and it was pretty uneventful, here’s what you can say:

1. 01“Oh, it was fine!
2. 02“Well, I got here in one piece, so I can’t complain.”
3. 03“As soon as we took off, I was out like a light!”
4. 04“It was pretty uneventful, but that’s a good thing right?”

Would you rather questions Christmas edition?

Would you rather give up Christmas trees or Christmas cookies? Would you rather get one amazing holiday gift or 10 OK holiday gifts? Would you rather have to eat 1,000 chocolate Hanukkah coins or eat just one — but with the wrapper still on? Would you rather be an elf in Santa’s shop or a reindeer on Santa’s sleigh?

Should I say Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays?

In general, “Happy Holidays” is accepted as the broadest and most inclusive greeting at this time of year. If you know someone celebrates Christmas you can go with “Merry Christmas,” but ’tis the season for interacting with strangers (selling to them, buying from them, bumping into them on your way out of Target).