What ya doing on Chrimbo Eve?
 

Please provide details and timings in an orderly fashion


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i will do as I have done for the last 40+ years .... go down the pub and get bladdered

If we don't get to the butchers in Thirsk on Saturday then we will pop over on Christmas Eve, lovely quaint atmosphere with cobbled market square.
Hopefully just chill out in the evening and watch some decent TV with family.
One thing I won't be doing, first time ever, is be stuck upstairs wrapping presents. All done yesterday:cheer2:

i hope you dont do that horrible English thing of go to the pub on Christmas day?

:umm2:

ive lived in England too long, its a tradition :laugh:

Working from 5am-3pm

Working til 9:30 and then have a nice bath and a bit of buffet food if I'm honest!

Trying to stop an over excited 7 year old from popping for most of the day....hopefully will be a dry day so we can go for a long walk then bed for him and chilling time for me before the madness of the big day

looking dry for you and mild at the moment

i'm gonna bake cookies shortly before Christmas eve :hee:


and chill and relax with my series Star Trek Voyager i think, and then a few eps of lost girl :flutter: all the while with some lovely xmas snacks and drinks

I shall be cleaning the cars am to escape the jobs in the house and walk the dugs and then going down to take me old maw to Edinburgh and then driving bloody another hundred miles to take smallest boy LT back to his mums and then when i get home no doubt i will have a list of stuff to do as long as your arm.

:idc:

That's what she said.

Seeing my relatives that live away they are coming to my mums and we are having a big roast dinner mmmm and watching some good telly probably

Driving up to Watford to see relatives, out for a meal in the evening, then wine and Christmas Carols around the piano... We're fairly old-fashioned when it comes to Christmas Eve, but I love it.

Great, thanks LT..

Sounds perfect :love:

Enjoy it Annie, Christmas is not the same once Santa is no longer in the picture, it loses a little bit of magic

we used to take ours for a long walk, then to the cinema and for something to eat that took up most of the day and it is something they remember fondly.

Plan on a leisurely day, go out for something to eat at some point, a Christmas movie, scrabble, make some telephone calls, and wine..

and if that fails use Calpol

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Relaxing. :)

wow sounds like you'll be very busy :D

Chilling in front of the tv :D

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Absolutely nothing (never do on Christmas eve tbf, it's just like any other day)

oh, not even eat Christmas cookies or chocolates :(

Nope, I will be saving the biscuits and fudge for Christmas day