Radish carving? Singing with dead horses? Could this get any weirder? Yes it can! But i’ll start off with some holiday traditions that aren't so weird.
Have you ever heard of a radish? Have you ever eaten a radish? Have you ever tried to carve a radish? Well if your in Mexico on 24 of December you can carve your own radish and make outstanding sculptures. What are some kind of things you would carve if you had the choice?
What would life be like without christmas? Waiting all year for nothing? Well if you live in Japan, you don’t get christmas instead you get KFC for dinner. They don’t celebrate christmas because they use the two most exciting days of the year ‘christmas eve and christmas’ to spread happiness rather than open gifts. Imagine lying in bed on christmas morning waiting to see if Santa came? How disappointing would that be?
International Bean Day one of the less known holidays. On January the 6 you can celebrate your favourite thing… beans! In the united states they have a whole day dedicated to show how much you love beans? Bean day was created because a lady by the name of Paula Bowen believed there wasn't enough holidays in the year. It was also created to celebrate her dad Mr Bean.
From this speech I hope you have learnt something new about these odd holidays. Thankyou for listening.
