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thread: How do you spend Christmas Eve??

  1. #37
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    We just relax, the kids stay up late and everyone just chills out.

  2. #38
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    Sep 2006
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    We celebrate Christmas Eve with my family at my parents house as mum kept the Christmas Eve tradition up when coming over from Poland. I love it cause it means that on Christmas Day we can go to DH's family or see friends and not need to rush from one place to another!!

  3. #39
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    We usually spend it wrapping presents, but this year we are going to celebrate a 'European' themed Christmas Eve with our Danish friend, and her friends and family....
    Then we will come home and wrap presents

  4. #40
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    Nov 2009
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    Don't traditionally have anything for our family yet but this year i intend to make biscuits for Santa with DS and set up a table for Santa , reindeers etc. We will do carols if in can find some and I'll be putting out pressure after DS is in bed....

    And go for either a walk or a drive to see Christmas lights !!!,

  5. #41
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    Nov 2005
    Langwarrin. Victoria
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    We are going to Country Carols at Cruden Farm...our boys first Christmas so it has to be super special..then we will prolly watch the end of the TV Carols whilst setting up his playground and putting his trike together...sooooo excited!!

  6. #42
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    Dec 2005
    Brisbane
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    normally mark, luke n i spend it at my parents, having a few drinks, watching the carols and helping wrap the rest of the pressies for my parents. we do a brunch on xmas morn with my 2 other sister's before we go onto our partner's families but this year my family are coming to our place xmas morn so xmas eve at our place we will be going to see santa arrive at one of the houses in the estate that have a xmas light display and hanging with the neighbours

  7. #43
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    May 2007
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    Working from 5am to 1pm this year. Ah well, I guess it was Shel working last year! Normally the day is as per normal, nothing exciting happens. We do a big toy clean up in preperation of the spoiling (I mean Christmas Day... ), and pile up toys we'd like to get rid of that are too young for Jazz or whatever other reason, them take them to MIL on Christmas Day (she volunteers in a Red Cross Shop). That's about it.

    When we were kids our tree never went up to Christmas Eve. It was a nice tradition but now I do decorating a tree early December and keeping it up a bit longer now I can make that choice hehe

  8. #44
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    We have dinner, then watch some Xmas Carols then head off to look at Xmas lights!! We love it!!

    Ps. Nice to see you back here Ngala!

  9. #45
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    This one will be spent:

    Watching Spicks and Specks Xmas Special and Dr Who Xmas Special on the ABC.

    Nerd out,

    aas.

    ;-)

  10. #46
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    Jan 2008
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    This one will be spent:

    Watching Spicks and Specks Xmas Special and Dr Who Xmas Special on the ABC.

    Nerd out,

    aas.

    ;-)
    Now there's a good idea! I have all the Dr Who Christmas Specials on dvd, I might have to watch them for the zillionth time.

  11. #47
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    With the exception of last year, we always go to a late night mass, this year it will be a family service on Xmas eve. Christmas day I usually cook a roast this year MIL is doing that so this year Xmas morning we do our family chrissy then head behind to MIL's to have lunch. I am looking forward to not having to do all the preparations this year ...slack aren't I

  12. #48

    I have the carols on the background while I am preparing the table ready for lunch the next day and doing any final touches to cleaning etc. I have my presents well wrapped before Christmas, as I don't trust my kids to NOT to get up at least once after they've gone to bed that night LOL.

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