Christmas is a time of reviving old traditions, while starting new ones


The whole family gathered at the 'mother of all trees'. Photo: The Star/Shaari Chemat

Christmas is a time of reviving old traditions for Shireen Chrishanthi Rajasingham, 42, and her family. But for the public relations consultant who recently got engaged, it will also be a time of starting new traditions.

“This year, Christmas will be very different for me because it’s the beginning of a new sequel in my life with my fiance Jelaindren, as our two families become one,” she says.

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