Evening Lime Scent Fills Streets
Anaba families take advantage of the extended summer holiday period from August to September to refurbish their homes. They focus on major household tasks such as painting walls, deep cleaning to eliminate humidity, and preparing the houses to face the autumn and winter seasons. This period serves as an opportunity for families to benefit from the availability of all members, especially after temperatures drop, which accelerates paint drying and reduces fatigue. These activities, which include meeting the market demands for paint and cleaning materials, also help stimulate the local economy and create seasonal job opportunities for youth and artisans. Additionally, they strengthen social bonds through collaborative efforts with neighbors and relatives in moving and cleaning operations. This tradition is part of the culture of preparation and welcoming the new season, reflecting the cleanliness and activity of the residents in the "Anaba" house and embodying a spirit of solidarity and seasonal renewal.
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