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2022 affirmations: When I experienced my first American winter, at age 5, I was mesmerized by the evergreens dressed up in baubles and lights. The foreign fir captured my heart. But my ammu said, "Christmas trees are for Christians.” I wondered what trees had to do with God and focused on the facts, “But Santa won’t come!” My persistence paid off, I secured a one-foot prickly plastic pine and a popcorn garland that winter. When your tribe is from the tropics, and your ancestors never celebrated a winter season, you have to make your own traditions. This Mama Tiger is on a mission. I hope no matter what you are celebrating this season, your days are filled with fun and laughter. Happy Everything! Elementary school me, reading her Highlights magazine, had no idea what that smiling logo would come to mean.

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