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| We go to my husband's grandmothers house and get together with his side of the family ....as a matter of fact we are going this sunday. She makes a really yummy dinner and the children open their gifts. Afterwards we play games. Christmas morning my husband and daughter and I open gifts in our home and have breakfast. Saturday after Christmas we will go to my parents house and have a huge dinner and the children open gifts! It's always a good time!!! My favorite time of year!!! |
| posted by Danielle on 12/08/2008 04:57 PM |
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| We go to see my family for Christmas and hopefully leaving on the 19th. I miss my family and hate living so far away. I love this time of year because my family is really big and when everyone gets together it's a zoo. It's really fun. We'll come back after Christmas and spend the New Year at home. |
| posted by Elizabeth on 12/09/2008 07:58 AM |
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| Well, we usually try to trade off holidays each year with his family and mine. This year would of been Christmas with his, they all live in Wisconsin, but we're expecting our first child, due Dec 31st but I am already 2CM dilated and 50% effaced. This year it is with mine, and we do ours on New Years, since everyone usually cannot make it for actual Christmas. We'll probably do our Christmas between us two on Christmas morning though. Yay. |
| posted by Billie on 12/09/2008 12:38 PM |
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| We just stay home. We start on Christmas Eve with a family game night and a special dinner then we will open a gag (silly) gift that another family member got you. We then all head off to bed and get up early Christmas morning open the rest of the present and eat Cinnamon rolls for breakfast and start making our big dinner. I love the holidays!! |
| posted by Kelly on 12/10/2008 08:53 AM |
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| That's definatly different. Thank you for sharing your traditions everyone. Only 4 people commented. I'd like to hear from everyone! |
| posted by Danielle on 12/10/2008 02:45 PM |
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| Christmas reunion is a big tradition for us Filipinos! I look forward to this time year after year.This time we are going to my sis house out of town where everyone will come from all around the country.Love it and I want my kids to enjoy this tradition and do the same with their future kids!! |
| posted by Marnie on 12/10/2008 05:37 PM |
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| well we usaly spend Christmas eve with my family and Christmas day with his but this year my husband has to work both days and we live 250 miles from our families so we are going to maybe go look at Christmas lights on Christmas eve and spend the evening together and maybe open some presents then Christmas morning we will have cinnamon rolls and then open the rest of the presents and the one in our stockings if we get some this year,( I kind of forgot about the stockings oh well) then my husband will go to work at 3pm. |
| posted by Anne on 12/15/2008 12:55 AM |
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| At least you still have two weeks. Stocking stuffers are really easy to find. my daughter is almost three, and i put things like candy, crayons, stickers,sunglasses, light up socks. easy stuff! |
| posted by Danielle on 12/15/2008 01:55 PM |
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| We had our relatives come over to our home for dinner and to open presants. |
| posted by Heather on 01/07/2009 02:07 PM |
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