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The Befana day! Today is the Epiphany celebration,in Italy we call it Epifania but in the slang all of us call it "La befana". When Christmas passes you think " Ohh Christmas has finished yet", when last day of the year passes you say:"Ohh our holydays are finishing", but the Befana day save you the day before start the school again! I love it maybe more than Christams! Maybe also for another reason: Every year,since me and my sister were little,my grandmother dresses herself like a Befana , enteres in our home with many stockings and wakes up us! It's a tradition by now and I think I won't be never too old for this kind of things because when I'll be old I'll remember how my grandmother it's fantastic!

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The Befana day!

Today is the Epiphany celebration. In Italy, we call it Epifania, but in the slang all of us call it "La befana". When Christmas passes, you think, "Ohh, Christmas has finished already!" When the last day of the year passes, you say, "Ohh, our holydays holidays are over." But the Befana Day saves you the day before start the school starts again! I love it, maybe more than Christams! Maybe also for another reason: Every year, since me and my sister were little, my grandmother has dressed herself like a Befana, entered in our home with many stockings and woken up us! It's a tradition by now, and I don't think I'll ever won't be never too old for this kind of things, because when I'll be I'm old, I'll remember how my grandmother is fantastic!

 

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