Christmas Arrangements

[Rozi]

Staying with my mum on Christmas day this year at home and my Granny and uncle will come round and my brother will be home

But for the first time ever we're breaking our crimbo tradition cause instead of going to my dads brothers on boxing day, were going to my sisters! Yaaaaaay

[HotelUser]

When me and my brother and sister were younger we used to all hang out with our parents all day on Christmas and it was a family thing I always looked forward to. Since the divorce though, none of us are as close as we used to be, and my mom wants her boyfriend (who my brother and I have good reason to dislike) to be involved with Christmas this year which makes me completely sick and isn't something I'm comfortable with. Probably due to that and also due to my exam schedule, I'm not really looking forward to Christmas at all, and would prefer to just skip right over December entirely.

[SackRace]

We usually have a mini party because we all live somewhere different, some years we don't so yeah.

[Hollie]

We usually go to my Grandma's on Christmas day with my mum's side of the family and then I always go to my dad's on boxing day woo

[shiver]

christmas day is usually just me and my mum, dad and sister, but the whole family come down during the course day for a while. it's nice to see everyone X

then on boxing day we meet up properly and have a gathering usually at my aunt's house. it's fabulous and full of wine.

[Matthew]

We always go and see my grandma. She used to come to ours for xmas but its hard for her now

This will be her 99th​ christmas! amazing

[Succubus]

Family and friends on Xmas eve. To have a nice dinner and little social party.

[RyRy]

Kind of. My family is split between Liverpool, Surrey & Devon so the past few years all the fam from my mums side have come down from Liverpool to Surrey, so we just trip over there too. We never really spend Christmas with my dads side of the family, but there's no bad reason for that except my grandparents on his side passed away a while back so we never really bother going up north for Christmas.