What are you doing for <insert C word here>?

[Moon bunny]

I will be very pregnant and my family will be visiting, as Hover fly refuses to visit them.

 

[ayceejay]

It would be nice to get some Cword for Christmas preferably without the tinsel and holly.

 

[cyberknight]

6 year old nd a close to 2 year old so i will give you one guess what my day will consist off, i can give you a clue that it will not involve me getting out for a bike ride
We will more than likely have both sets of parents round most of the day for dinner/ tea etc and try to avoid the mice pies !damn i relly like mince pies and i am knoshing on one now

 

[pplpilot]

Same as I've done for the last 20 odd years, get as far away as possible.

 

[Herbie]

What are you doing this year for Christmas? (there, I said it!)
Looks like hubby will be off work (yay!) and as the kids are older/flown the nest, no 6am start for us!

Every year I threaten to get a take-away and every year I cook a full dinner!
I don't have a large family (dad and brother) but my eldest son (25) may come up from Cheshire to stay for a couple of days. The teens that are at home (19 and 18) will probably stay in bed until food is ready
My youngest, (13), has Autism and will be bouncing around at 9am, wanting to open presents - he will then retreat to his room with his latest Star Wars Lego set, where he will hole up until it's built.

If the weather is okay I may leave them all to it and go for a
What's your plans?

I would love to hibernate from 23rd December until 2nd January but sadly I never succeed

 

[Salad Dodger]

This will be a different Christmas for us. My mum passed away in January, and our "traditional" Christmas Day would have been to go and get her in the morning, have her stay with us all day and all evening, and then (her choice) take her home again late in the evening.

For this year we have moved house to the seaside.

So I hope we will have a walk along the beach, followed by lunch and a drink or two, then a doze on the settee.

 

[ScotiaLass]

This will be a different Christmas for us. My mum passed away in January, and our "traditional" Christmas Day would have been to go and get her in the morning, have her stay with us all day and all evening, and then (her choice) take her home again late in the evening.

For this year we have moved house to the seaside.

So I hope we will have a walk along the beach, followed by lunch and a drink or two, then a doze on the settee.

I'm sorry to hear of your loss
I still miss my mum after 12 years - I hope you can have a nice day filled with happy memories of her