Who's looking forward to Christmas (part 2 cos I cant be bovvered to find the original thread)

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RexiMember 10 years

I'm really looking forward to it this year ...

Church Christmas eve, then to the pub for dinner - 11 of us
Christmas day lunch out - 14 of us
Me and mine back to mine for a great slob out and soap orgy etc Christmas afternoon
To the theatre Boxing Day afternoon
I'm cooking special family dinner Boxing Day Night
Then ... all back to normal

11/12/091:16 PM

Former Member

OH and always got to watch sleepless in Seattle at xmas...its the law!

11/12/091:58 PM

ANNOCAMember

Yes Deman!! Remy will get her Christmas stocking filled with all her favourite treats. She gets one every year - and she knows exactly where it is placed under the tree. When I give it to her, she will open the wrapping herself.

11/12/096:55 PM

LiverpoollassMember

I have brought most of my pressies. I can't say I am looking forward to it - just means me spending money I haven't got. Looking forward to having a few days off from work though

11/13/0912:54 AM

TiGiMember

I've bought a few presents, I've cut down on spending a lot this year, mainly going to buy for nieces and nephews and a few close family members.

REALLY looking forward to the social side of things this year.

Oh and can't wait for the nice food, 2 weeks off the diet will be fabulush!

11/13/095:35 AM

DemantoidMember

Reference: Annoca

Sweet

That's the funniest thing about dogs - they really are part of the family because they love joining in and getting involved

11/13/095:56 AM

GMAMember

Since the kids are in their 20's plus - and it's only 'my side' who know of Christmas - I wish that no one would buy us pressies and we won't buy them- so we can all enjoy a money/debt free Christmas and enjoy the meal and 'programmes' and time off.

11/13/096:06 AM

DarthhoobMember

Reference:

Ella offline 984 Forum Posts Yesterday at 06:25 (Edited: ) Reference: had to get a small loan out for christmas..but least now we can afford some pressies so beginning to look forward to it Same here but I borrow every year for xmas, I could probably get through xmas without getting a loan but I hate the stress of wondering where I'm getting the money so I'll borrow it and get the kids toys then but everything else out of my own money.

that's what we did. bought most of the kids presents (and spent all the loan lol). got my son's DSi and a few games (most expensive thing) then a few other bits and bobs for him and younger son. AND got some really cool christmas decs too...nightmare before christmas ones

bit of a goth christmas this year me thinks

tis just nice to get the kids presents out of the loan than struggle for the next few weeks...i;m never blooming organised enough to start in jan or save up lol

11/13/097:42 AM

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