LET US ENJOY OURSELVES IN THE HERITAGE CITY OF VIGAN

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               LET US ENJOY OURSELVES IN THE HERITAGE CITY OF VIGAN

First and foremost, having a Christmas celebration with everyone is enjoyable. Especially when we're with family, friends, or people we care about. We should all just be pleased because everyone has the right to celebrate this occasion. There is or is not a ready state, but I am sure we are content when our family is complete. Some people celebrated inside to their houses, while others went on vacation to various locations, while yet others went to Heritage of Vigan City.

The Bigeunos celebrated Christmas in the Heritage City of Vigan. Not everyone celebrates there but I know others go there to eat, take pictures and admire the stunning beauty of Calle Crisologo. In the midst of the Pandemic, people are becoming more cautious so I’m sure people who visit that area have a facemask and social distancing. It’s also not just Biguenos who visit that place because I’m sure there are tourists who visit and roam because one of the best tourist spots is the Heritage City of Vigan.

    Others went to church late at night to prepare for Christmas with their families, especially God, while others travelled to other places or visit the Vigan Heritage City. By taking care of individuals, I've learned and am confident that there are limits to how many people can enter the Church, and that there is social separation that occurs when people mingle while wearing a facemask. Everyone is frightened of getting sick, thus I'm sure everyone is cautious while visiting new areas and socializing with strangers.

But, as I previously stated, not everyone goes out to celebrate Christmas; some people simply stay at home because they don't want to go out and would rather celebrate and get ready inside. It is not necessary for everyone to go out; the most important thing is to be cheerful and to be happy on Christmas Day.

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