We usually have it at home :)

My brother and I usually spend Christmas morning/early afternoon at my paternal grandmother's house for present opening and brunch. Then we do Christmas dinner and the rest of the afternoon/evening at my mom's sister's house with our mom and our grandma.

At my grandparents' house in Pinellas Park, as I have the past eighteen Christmases.

Bah, humbug! It's not even Thanksgiving yet!

I second that Bah, and that humbug!:hitout:

In the gutter, as per usual.

:) :) :) :) :)

I am cooking dinner for mike and I and we are having my brother and cousin and his family and jana and her family are going to join us then we have a big surprise for them all after dinner that evening...

Bah, humbug! It's not even Thanksgiving yet!


with ya on that one ES.....we could skip the holidays this year and it wouldn't bother me a bit :eek:

With the in laws.

Happy Holidays to me.

with ya on that one ES.....we could skip the holidays this year and it wouldn't bother me a bit :eek:


Same here...not really interested in the holidays. May just sleep right through it all (figureatively speaking of course).:rolleyes:

We're having a motley crew here for Thanksgiving~ friends only, no family and both our parents are coming for Christmas.
It should be interesting haha.

Christmas dinner @ home. :)

Christmas dinner will be with only two of the kids and their families. The other two live too far. My second oldest son will probably be on call visiting patients at the hospital and my youngest will be working the day before Christmas and the day after at his firm.

Thaqnksgiving will be different though as all four kids and their families will be here along with my youngesst brother and his lady friend. There'll be 19 of us around the table and one inside my daughter-in-law waiting to visit the world at the end of May.

Dinner will take at least six hours, probably closer to eight. The menu will rival that of an ancient Roman feast.

Probably at work, lol.