Now, the Mark Simone show on 710 W0R.

Filling in for Mark, here's Ken Rosado.

And a happy Thursday. It is Boxing Day. It's on my calendar. Boxing Day. It's one of my favorite holidays of the whole year, Boxing Day. What do you do to celebrate Boxing Day?

It is called Boxing Day, for those who don't realize, because it's the day that a lot of people box up gifts that they got that they didn't want and they go and return them.

So this is the busiest return day at stores all over the region.

You'll probably see lines of cards of people who are either taking advantage of post-Christmas shopping, all the special sales or returning things.

But this is the day after Christmas, and at sundown, it starts the second full day of Hanukkah.

Right now, it's the first full day.

It started last night at sundown.

Mark enjoying a well-deserved day off, an honor to sit in for him, for those who don't realize.

I'm the former New York TV news anchor

for I was at Channel 5, Channel 7, Channel 10 and 55, almost three decades. I'm old, old,

but it's such an honor to be sitting in for Mark because I listen to the show every single day.

How was your weekend? How was your Christmas? How was your first evening of Hanuk?

Did you do anything different this year? Give us a call today. Let us know. We want to hear about fun and festive holiday things you may have done. The number 1-800-3-2-1-0-7-10. 1-800-3-2-1-0-7-10. We did something different this year. My family and I, normally we would not go out

for Christmas Eve, being predominantly Italian. My family, we do the feast of the seven fishes.

We started out with seven, then we just made it like Zupa de Pesche, where you put it all in one pot.

A lot of people do that these days.

But it's called, by the way, the Feast of the Seven Fishes, not the Feast of the Seven Fish,

because we're talking about seven different courses of fish.

So seven fish would be seven fish laid out on a platter.

Seven fishes means seven different fish dishes seven different courses

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