Title: The Commercialization Of Our 25 Favorite Holidays
Headings: The Commercialization Of Our 25 Favorite Holidays
The Commercialization Of Our 25 Favorite Holidays
1. Christmas
2. Halloween
3. Valentine’s Day
4. Thanksgiving
5. St. Patrick’s Day
6. Fourth of July
7. New Year’s Eve/Day
8. Easter
9. Kwanza
10. Mother’s Day
11. Father’s Day
12. Memorial Day
13. Labor Day
14. Sweetest Day
15. Cinco De Mayo
16. National Grandparents Day
17. Teachers’ Day
18. Veterans Day
19. Presidents Day
20. Columbus Day
21. Earth Day
22. Arbor Day
23. Boss’s Day
24. April Fools Day
25. National Secretary’s Day
Written by Jeff Springer

Content: Independence Day deals are hard to miss at grocery stores and supermarkets, the same goes for concerts and other outdoor festivals, and blockbuster movie openings. 7. New Year’s Eve/Day
Happy New Year is the words everyone hears after the New York ball drops in a matter of seconds commemorating a brand new year. Most people forget what they’re supposed to be celebrating and opt instead for no holds barred drinking and partying, rather than opting for the more family-oriented affair. 8. Easter
Easter is supposed to be the most important feast in the Christian calendar. Rather than observing Easter’s true meaning; the Resurrection of Christ, however, this holiday is commercialized with Easter bunnies, plastic eggs, jelly beans, play grass, and candy to fill Easter baskets. Businesses not only allow you to build your own baskets from scratch, they now sell boys and girls already make baskets along with costumes and other play-gear. These baskets do not have to be candy filled they now offer healthier baskets or baskets filled with fun toys and activities.