Original sentence: A large majority of the Norweigian population puts on fine clothing to greet the season and the largest sheaf of grain is hung out for the birds to make their Christmas merry, too.This is a happy time and when loved are remembered and commemorated.This tradition is similar to what American children do on October 31, Halloween Day, except there are no costumes involved
Edited sentence: A Norwegian Christmas is nothing to forget.Christmas is celebrated many ways world-wide, but Norway seemed quite interesting to me, but there's just too much information to write down, so I tried pretty hard to summarize it all up.Everyone puts on their finest clothing to greet the season and the largest sheaf of grain is hung out for the birds to make their Christmas merry, too.How do you celebrate your Christmas.I hope to hear from you soon.Merry Christmas - Happy Holidays.No matter how long it is it will definitely not bore you.Or do you even celebrate it.Read this wonderful passage about it.This is a happy time and/when loved are always joyfully remembered.This tradition is similar to what American children do on October 31, Halloween Day, except they wear scary costumes.You can email me (the 11-year-old author) anytime, anyhow, anywhere at:.winkylove07@charter