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(Adding the prompt for Leisure Day that appears at 5:00 AM. Yes, the Leisure Day alert does have 5 letter As in relaaaaax...)
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'''Holidays''' are a feature in ''[[The Sims 3: Seasons]]'' and ''[[The Sims 4: Seasons]]''. The holidays differ in both games, and are allusions to real life holidays that are celebrated in their corresponding seasons.
 
==The Sims 3: Seasons==
''The Sims 3: Seasons'' gives the player four pre-made holidays for each season. By default, the holiday land on the last Thursday of each Season, unless the player edits the amount of days of each season, in which case, the holiday will land on the last day of the season. These holidays are not editable.
 
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In the spring, Sims celebrate ''Love Day'' This is likely a mix of Valentine's Day and Easter, in real life. (Although Valentine's Day occurs in the winter in real life). While Sims are twice as likely to get love letters and gifts during the Spring in general, on Love Day, all Sims have a +10 moodlet, and are five times more likely than usual to receive love letters and gifts from Sims attracted to them. At the Spring festival, Sims can go on egg hunts, try to earn the Title of Spring Dance King or Queen on the Dance Floor, get a kiss at the kissing booth, or go rollerskating.
 
==The Sims 4: Seasons==
Holidays in ''The Sims 4'' are very customizable. They are worldwide events that repeat each year, and each come with their own set of traditions which define the way the Sims celebrate the holiday. There are multiple pre-made holidays, and players are able to create their own or edit/delete the pre-made ones. To see when a holiday takes place, players can check the [[calendar]].
 
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