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  ·          WHAT IS DONE DURING THE CELEBRATION: Every year many families place offerings and altars decorated with cempasúchil flowers, chopped paper, sugar skulls, dead bread, mole or some dish that their relatives liked to whom the offering is dedicated, and as in pre-Hispanic times, incense is placed to aromatize the place. Likewise, the festivities include decorating the tombs with flowers and often making altars on the tombstones, which in indigenous times had a great meaning because it was thought that it helped lead the souls to travel on a good path after death. Tradition also indicates that, to facilitate the return of souls to earth, cempasuchil flower petals should be spread and candles placed tracing the path they are going to travel so that these souls do not get lost and reach their destination. In ancient times, this path led from the family home to the pantheon where their loved ones rested. ·    ...

  Hello my name is Janet My day starts at 8 in the morning, I start by getting up and getting my things ready for the gym. I get there between 8:15 and 8:30 to do a routine from 1:30 to 2:00. 11:00 I get to take a shower while my mom makes me lunch when I go out, I get dressed, do my makeup and go downstairs to eat and then brush my teeth and leave my house at 12:00 if I start school early or 2:00 if I start late I study political science at the UAEM in Texcoco and I take 7 subjects of which I take 3 daily of 2 hours each. When I leave my classes I wait for some of my classmates to go straight to the rack that goes straight to La Paz so I can get off the hill Arriving home as with the family brush my teeth and finish doing my homework until the time it is necessary Finally, I organize my things for the next day, such as my school supplies even gym clothes and clothes for school unlike other countries in mexico we live the day busy and with just enough time to do our dai...