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Describe a holiday tradition that you practice on a national holiday (New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, George Washington’sBirthday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas). In your complete essay, use strong sensory details to create a strong visual image for the reader. A. For this post, you will need to post the following information : 1. Your phrasal outline or cluster map. 2. Remember that the cluster map and outline needs to contain your thesis statement and the prompt you are responding to. 3. You are welcome to post a document or a photo of your midterm preparation. When you post your outline/cluster map, include a discussion of where you are in the process of preparing. 1. What are your concerns? 2. How do you feel about the cluster map/outline? 3. What areas of the outline/cluster map would you like feedback on? B. Writing the essay from the outline above.

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Every year, during Independence Day, my family and I partake in a cherished patriotic tradition that embodies our love for country and cultural identity. This tradition involves a community parade followed by a backyard barbecue, where sensory-rich details paint a vivid picture of the celebration. The aroma of sizzling burgers and hot dogs mingles with the sweet scent of fresh watermelon, filling the summer air and awakening appetite and patriotism alike. Bright, fluttering flags wave in the warm breeze, their colors—red, white, and blue—standing out vividly against the clear blue sky. Children run around with sparklers, their laughter ringing through the neighborhood, as fireworks burst overhead in a kaleidoscope of colors. The crackling of fireworks, the taste of tangy barbecue sauce, and the sight of decorated lawns create a multi-sensory tapestry that captures the spirit of independence and national pride. This annual tradition strengthens family bonds and promotes a shared sense of patriotism, celebrating our nation’s history and values in a lively, colorful display that everyone looks forward to each year. Such vivid sensory experiences not only create lasting memories but also deepen our collective patriotic sentiment, reinforcing the importance of national unity and tradition.

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