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Been for big Xmas family dinners at upstairs room in pub, but not on Xmas day, still gave presents out and we had the table next to the big Xmas tree so if was lovely and festive.
Personally you can't beat Christmas Day at home.
I am sneaking on here while the family are doing their own thing for a while..but today is our official family Christmas Day as daughter is home from down south.
Turkey is cooking, beef is cooked, Yorkies are mixed and in the oven, the veg are more or less organised so is feet up and attack the chocolates all afternoon.
I suppose it makes no difference if you go to a restaurant etc, you will still have some time in the day for Christmas at home.

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Originally Posted by NanaChristmas

I suppose it makes no difference if you go to a restaurant etc, you will still have some time in the day for Christmas at home.

We won't because we are staying at the hotel. The good news is, the spa is open on boxing day and some of us are booked in for a full body massage.

Happy Xmas day today to you and yours by the way
We are having a full on Xmas day on the Wed after Xmas when we go to Bristol to visit extended family.

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Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

We won't because we are staying at the hotel. The good news is, the spa is open on boxing day and some of us are booked in for a full body massage.

Happy Xmas day today to you and yours by the way
We are having a full on Xmas day on the Wed after Xmas when we go to Bristol to visit extended family.

Well DR, sounds like you have hit the jackpot this Christmas.
Who would say no to such pampering? Sounds like a good bit of fun on the menu. Have a fantastic time.
Ours went great, I sat in my directors chair, in view of the kitchen...and certainly within hearing distance, I managed to organise 1 husband and 2 adult kids to make a lovely Christmas dinner. Better still, loads extra was made so a good fry up for tea tomorrow, no cooking again.