ELAH ANDAL-PEREZ
Christmas is generally a time spent with family. Everywhere we go – restaurants, parks, cinemas, even cemeteries – we see families spending time together. As I was having lunch at a restaurant the other day, a family of eight walked in. “This family covers four generations. Granny is a boomer, Mom and Dad are Gen Xers, their three children are millennials, and the two baby boys are Gen Zs,” I thought to myself.