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Since it takes almost a day to go from one point of Texas to another, I was not having a chance to get out of the state and see other cities. Because of Christmas break, I could manage to make it. The first destination was New Orleans. Just like other cities, it was beautiful, modern, and full of lights. But now I want to talk about how wild the streets of downtown are. After travelling to museums and around tall buildings, we had a good walk with my double placement. At first I was smelling something similar to grass, which turned out to be a drug. State's laws are different compared to the laws of Texas; this is why people were legally playing casinos in the streets, selling drugs, and all the wild clothes. In one street I could see more than 20 clubs and bars and lots of drug shops. Streets were noisy, and you do not feel yourself totally safe. Some random dudes scream for no reason, and another random guy comes and gives compliments to everyone's shoes. Still, I really liked the city. Diversity is high. A little wild but fun.

I have never seen a non-christian person celebrating Christmas or New Year for the purpose of praising the birth of Christ. Everyone I know loves Christmas for the gifts, decorations, family gatherings and movies. Taking my town as an example, from mid-november/early December to Christmas, everyone is busy with having fun while planning how to spend their winter holiday. Children make their Christmas list, decorate their homes, go to parades or other events and etc. Most people start spamming comments when they see something related to that holiday. Ever since I grow up, I can not remember a time of the year where I got lots of gifts, except for my birthday. If we do not want to celebrate New Year as a whole nation, we should start celebrating a holiday where children receive gifts, decorate their homes or do anything that would bring happiness in their eyes. There should be a time in the year when everyone has nothing to do but celebrating the holiday, exchanging gifts, playing games and having fun.

I had my first parade yesterday and I was part of the parade with my friends. It was too long and includes different teams and organizations of the town. Unfortunately, the weather was cold but still many people gathered to wish merry Christmas. We started gathering at around 4:30 p.m. and the parade started at around 6 and lasted around 30-40 minutes. Every organization decorated their truck except for poor cheerleaders who were supposed to walk all the way. Overall, it was a good experience to see how the parades look like and how they adore their holidays.