Your Christmas Traditions

PostYour Christmas Traditions by **Lagamorph** » Sat Dec 24, 2016 10:53 pm

So GRCade, what are your various Christmas traditions? Little things you and/or your family does every year.

For me, first thing Christmas Morning it's a couple of glasses of Bucks Fizz. Because it just isn't Christmas if you haven't had an alcoholic drink by 6am.

PostRe: Your Christmas Traditions by **Bunni** » Sat Dec 24, 2016 11:32 pm

We buy a new ornament for the tree from wherever we go on holiday in December. I always bake his gran a Christmas cake every year which she takes to the church for the other old dears.

PostRe: Your Christmas Traditions by **Ste** » Sat Dec 24, 2016 11:38 pm

3 bottles of Bucks Fizz in the fridge ready for tomorrow morning.

PostRe: Your Christmas Traditions by **Qikz** » Sun Dec 25, 2016 12:21 am

Eat dinner, watch a movie with my Mum (of recent years, used to be my Mum and Dad before he left), play whatever game I got for Christmas and watch Home Alone 1 or 2 depending on which I haven't seen yet.

I watched Die Hard and Home Alone 1 already, so Home Alone 2 it is tomorrow!

Die Hard on Christmas Eve, Dinner at 2pm on Christmas day, then we open the presents after dinner. Bit late, I guess, but it's the way our family has always done it.

Then on St. Stephen's Day, Myself and a bunch of friends I grew up with play a 7-a-side game of football.

PostRe: Your Christmas Traditions by **Errkal** » Sun Dec 25, 2016 1:37 pm

Die Hard, Buffet food in a Christmas Day no turkey or roast because no and lots of booze.

PostRe: Your Christmas Traditions by **Lagamorph** » Sun Dec 25, 2016 1:38 pm

Christmas Crackerrkal wrote:Die Hard, Buffet food in a Christmas Day no turkey or roast because no and lots of booze.

What?

PostRe: Your Christmas Traditions by **Errkal** » Sun Dec 25, 2016 1:40 pm

Garland Twinkleballs wrote:
Christmas Crackerrkal wrote:Die Hard, Buffet food in a Christmas Day no turkey or roast because no and lots of booze.

What?

For most of childhood we didn't have Christmas as we were jehovahs witnesses and when we did have it after we left (long story) we always had buffet food all day instead of roasts so it has never been a thing that meant Christmas to me.

PostRe: Your Christmas Traditions by **Lagamorph** » Sun Dec 25, 2016 1:54 pm

Christmas Crackerrkal wrote:
Garland Twinkleballs wrote:
Christmas Crackerrkal wrote:Die Hard, Buffet food in a Christmas Day no turkey or roast because no and lots of booze.

What?

For most of childhood we didn't have Christmas as we were jehovahs witnesses and when we did have it after we left (long story) we always had buffet food all day instead of roasts so it has never been a thing that meant Christmas to me.

It's Sunday too though, could've had a Sunday Roast

PostRe: Your Christmas Traditions by **Errkal** » Sun Dec 25, 2016 1:56 pm

Garland Twinkleballs wrote:
Christmas Crackerrkal wrote:
Garland Twinkleballs wrote:
Christmas Crackerrkal wrote:Die Hard, Buffet food in a Christmas Day no turkey or roast because no and lots of booze.

What?

For most of childhood we didn't have Christmas as we were jehovahs witnesses and when we did have it after we left (long story) we always had buffet food all day instead of roasts so it has never been a thing that meant Christmas to me.

It's Sunday too though, could've had a Sunday Roast

I don't do them either, I do from time to time but not regularly.

Christmas Crackerrkal wrote:
Garland Twinkleballs wrote:
Christmas Crackerrkal wrote:
Garland Twinkleballs wrote:
Christmas Crackerrkal wrote:Die Hard, Buffet food in a Christmas Day no turkey or roast because no and lots of booze.

What?

For most of childhood we didn't have Christmas as we were jehovahs witnesses and when we did have it after we left (long story) we always had buffet food all day instead of roasts so it has never been a thing that meant Christmas to me.

It's Sunday too though, could've had a Sunday Roast

I don't do them either, I do from time to time but not regularly.

Tell the damn story.

My parents for some reason have pork pie and cheese for breakfast. Never understood it so I never partook and just had toast or something.

PostRe: Your Christmas Traditions by **Hypes** » Sun Dec 25, 2016 4:22 pm

Bacon sarnie for breakfast, go to old persons' homes and play carols, get slightly depressed, drink sherry and eat mince pies, have Christmas lunch, nap/recover, open presents, go for a walk.

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