[Daniel.]

Originally Posted by Redway

It depends who you are. Some would say Christmas Day is an anti-climax with not much going for it after it whereas the Eve has more anticipation. Especially if you’re the type who believes in Christmas Eve traditions (eating out/getting a takeaway before the day).

I never find the day an anti climax, I like presents giving and receiving and the big dinner and time with family.

I normally get a takeaway or eat out on Christmas Eve but then again I do most Friday nights, so

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Daniel.

I never find the day an anti climax, I like presents giving and receiving and the big dinner and time with family.

I normally get a takeaway or eat out on Christmas Eve but then again I do most Friday nights, so

I grew up in Liverpool and Scousers have quite a few traditions surrounding Christmas Eve (including takeaways and playing board games) so that’s probably why I’m biased towards that day.

I like the period between the 27th and the New Year but Boxing Day’s always been a big anti-climax for me. Similarly Sundays feel like an anti-climax after the core weekend period (Friday evening/Saturday)’s over and I’d automatically choose Friday over Saturday as a favourite day of the week for that reason (anticipation).