Jared loved Christmas. It was his favorite time of the year, and he always looked forward to it with excitement.
Jared loved everything about Christmas - the lights, the music, the food, and the presents. But most of all, he loved the feeling of warmth and togetherness that came with the holiday season.
Jared had many Christmas traditions that he looked forward to every year. He loved decorating the tree with his family, baking cookies, and watching his favorite Christmas movies.
On Christmas Eve, Jared would always go to church with his family. He loved the feeling of community and connection that came with being surrounded by others who shared his faith.
After church, Jared and his family would come home and have a big feast. They would eat turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, and all the other traditional Christmas foods. Jared loved the way that the food brought everyone together, and he loved the feeling of warmth and contentment that came with being surrounded by his loved ones.
On Christmas morning, Jared would wake up early and run to the living room to see what Santa had left for him. He loved opening presents, but he also loved giving them. He would spend weeks picking out the perfect gifts for his family and friends, and he loved seeing their faces light up when they opened them.
As Jared grew older, he realized that Christmas wasn't just about the presents or the food - it was about the people he loved. He realized that the most important part of Christmas was spending time with his family and friends, and creating memories that would last a lifetime.
Jared loved Christmas, and he knew that he always would. It was a time of joy, love, and togetherness - and he couldn't imagine anything better.
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My special Sense (COMPLETED)
AdventureA story about a 10 year old boy living his life his own way with Autism.
