Same thing.

Yeah, pretty much. Probably won't decorate this year, but yeah. For the most part, we do.

We have changed many things. I dont do anything special for Thanksgiving. For Christmas we have cut back on what we fix as the kids don't eat as much as they used to of it

Yes, I tend to do ever year the same things for Christmas. It's a way to remember the old happy days.

Everything is different for us this year. There will be no Thanksgiving dinner made and nothing special for Christmas. Have a good day. I love the donkey. He's so cute.

My mother always hang two christmas lights in our house yearly. I feel Christmas vibes right now.

when two becomes one, reminds me of some song i think this is quite normal and if you like your routines, why not

I guess I vary the routine a bit.

Pretty much yes. When there are these festive seasons especially the prominent ones that fall once every year, most of the households tend to do the same things every year. We do the same during the Diwali time, and my friends who celebrate Christmas, also do the same that they did the previous year.

As you know I throw those parties and one thing will not change is the date and walnut cake I bake each Christmas.

We have traditional meals some years and others we switch it up.

I tend to eat whatever I'm in the mood for. Right now it's a cup of chicken buillon. I used to visit family for Christmas. But those days are over.

It's good to be able to have whatever you want for a meal.

Yes, I pretty much follow the routine, it is the only time I eat a really big meal and have a dessert!

Not really, but some things stay the same, such as the typical Christmas dessert we have here. And chocolate eggs on Easter, no matter the age, I must get some.

We do the same thing every Christmas. I will make a big Christmas dinner. The exact ingredients might vary but it will be two or three types of meat, some roast potatoes (and maybe other roasted root vegetables), green veg, Yorkshire pudding, gravy, and maybe some cranberry sauce or mint sauce. We open one gift each on Christmas Eve. Everything else is opened Christmas Day. That will usually be late morning or early afternoon, depending when my husband wakes up. I'm always the first up! Even though our children are adults, I still like to make things Christmasy. My husband isn't that bothered but he understands my reasons so he goes along with it! We don't do so much decorating but we will have a tree up. It will have any special decorations (personal ones or homemade ones) that are still usable. I might put a bit of tinsel or some lights around the tree. After our Christmas Dinner, we'll play some games (we always have at least one new game as it seems to have become a tradition with my sister-in-law to get each other a family game). We might then have a nap, have a drink or indulge in chocolate or cheese.

After Christmas and Thanksgiving we always had as much dessert as we wanted, when we wanted, even if it was for breakfast.

I haven't put up my Christmas tree for two years. This will be the third year I am not decorating the Christmas tree. For food, same thing we prepare last year - but maybe for a change, will think of other menu this year.

Prior to the pandemic, we did the same thing over again for the Holidays. After the pandemic, we try to go to places and enjoy different things on Holidays with the whole family.

My hubby and I are starting to think more about snacks during the day instead of a huge meal cause its just us two. I love a Christmas tree. Last year I had a grand time setting up the tree and putting on bitty ornaments that I'd bought from a shop downtown and from the senior thrift store. Its so hard to make the day special when its just two people. We tend to read the same short stories to each other at Christmas. We have the tradition of watching The Homecoming Waltons movie, too.

We typically celebrate at home and keep it simple. We open gifts on December 25th.