[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

make sure thats all you eat!

[MTVN]

Often go up to my Granny's house in Northumberland, staying at home this year though and it's going to be a nightmare, got both my grandmother's visiting as well as my Uncle & Auntie and my two young cousins, might just have to get drunk

[Marcus.]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Often go up to my Granny's house in Northumberland, staying at home this year though and it's going to be a nightmare, got both my grandmother's visiting as well as my Uncle & Auntie and my two young cousins, might just have to get drunk

you living in newcastle

[Marcus.]

At home with my Parents and seeing a lot of the family/friends I don't see through the year

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by bigbrother12

you living in newcastle

No I'm down near Bristol, half of my family live up in Northumberland though about half an hour from Newcastle

[Marcus.]

Originally Posted by MTVN

No I'm down near Bristol, half of my family live up in Northumberland though about half an hour from Newcastle

oh cool got happy when you said Newcastle my home town

[MTVN]

It is a lovely city, the Fenwicks window they always have at Christmas is amazing

[Marcus.]

Originally Posted by MTVN

It is a lovely city, the Fenwicks window they always have at Christmas is amazing

oh i have not see newcastle yet

[Josy]

I spend the day with family.

[InOne]

I always imagined Newcastle to be full of chavs and really grotty but the people who have been there have told me it's nice.

[Marcus.]

Originally Posted by InOne

I always imagined Newcastle to be full of chavs and really grotty but the people who have been there have told me it's nice.

well it is like that an bit but the people are nice

[mizzy25]

bb12 i am from newcastle have lived here all my life. mtvn where in northumbeland r your family. i love places like bamburgh etc

[Marcus.]

Originally Posted by mizzy25

bb12 i am from newcastle have lived here all my life. mtvn where in northumbeland r your family. i love places like bamburgh etc

oh cool mizzy

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by mizzy25

bb12 i am from newcastle have lived here all my life. mtvn where in northumbeland r your family. i love places like bamburgh etc

Well they're farmers so live on quite a rural farm, nearest town is probably Rothbury though, that's where my Mum was born

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

Just wondering. I usually spend mine travelling, except last year I worked for the first time ever. I have not spent Christmas with my family since I was 15 (so 13 years ago).

wow my eldest is 15 I hope this isn't the last Christmas he spends with us...

[Munchkins]

Christmas Day: close family
Boxing Day: family reunion with massive meal and presents

[Mystic Mock]

1. Have my Christmas Dinner.
2. Talk to my Nan on the Phone in some of the most car crash conversations in the history of talking on the Phone (it's my fault though as im such an awkward bastard lol)
3. Buy some Video Games and play them.
4. Test out my Aftershave and Clothes.
5. Watch some Christmas Films.

[Shaun]

Usually with family on Christmas Day and Boxing Day, and have a party with friends on Christmas Eve.

[Doogle]

Used to spend it with all the family at my aunt's house but since we moved out of London I just spend it at home now with my household and some family who live nearby really. I just play with/eat/watch my presents and help cook and stuff, just relax and enjoy the day.

[Jessica.]

I usually just stay at home, not doing anything Christmassy, this year I will be spending Christmas in my sister's house in London, so it will be a change.

[Alf]

start with a champagne breakfast, (glass of champagne and a chippolata sandwich), go to pub and have a pre dinner aperitif with the old man his bird and my sister, come home have my dinner, it's likely to be a prawn cocktail starter, turkey dinner with all the trimming's, and christmas pudding with lashing's of brandy sauce. with a bottle of wine, followed by an irish coffeee, a large cognac and a cigar. then settle down in front of the box with the after eight mint's and the rest of my cognac, i'm pretty sure there's gonna be a royle family christmas special this year, so that will be the christmas day telly highlight.

[BizarreCharisma]

Usually witrh family I hate but now it's just me and my folks (wish my sister, my nieces and nephew could come around too but her/my mum fell out)

I just get extraordinarily drunk.

[Niall]

I usually spend it with my Dad's side of the family with all my aunts/uncles/cousins (that usually adds up to about 15 of us, I have a big family). I've never really spent it with my Mum's side, but that's probably because she lives abroad and she doesn't speak to most of her siblings, so I usually spend New Year with my Mum and Brother (my parents are divorced so I can't spend both holidays with them every year).

This year though, I'm gonna spend the holidays with my Mum in Dublin. It's a long story, but some crap happened in my family and now she doesn't want to come over to Britain like she usually does, and I can't really leave her alone at Christmas so yeah.

[AnnieK]

Home in the morning, then out for lunch with my folks and in laws then back home and drink baileys once the little one is in bed...boxing day is usually tidying up and then off to my mums for big family dinner....
Love christmas

[Harry!]

Spend it with my family, normally we spend it at home during the day and go to my cousins for more fun (and presents!)