When Christmas day is through, all the roast potatoes are eaten, the excitement surpasses and the recycling bin is full of wrapping paper and cardboard - what’s there left to do with your time off before heading back to work?
Many people can feel the festive blues setting in immediately after December 25 during the limbo between Boxing Day and New Year. But Christmas doesn’t have to stop on December 26, right?
We all know the well-known song, the 12 Days of Christmas, which refers to the post-Christmas period until the ‘epiphany’ in Christianity, which is typically when people take down their decorations.
