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When my Dad's Mum was alive she would often be in charge of Christmas day, her turkey with chestnut stuffing was legendary and she was a good entertainer- though one who caused a lot of problems for others.
Nowadays with my parents having grandchildren out of my brother and his wife, Christmas Day tends to be just immediate family, no cousins.
I enjoy cooking the turkey and managing Christmas Day myself though it means I can't go to Church in the morning as easily.
Before/after Christmas lunch we usually have presents, if am in charge it's before. We might play a game after lunch or half the family will go nap.
Am the only one who really does Church in my family though.
What do you do?
Nowadays with my parents having grandchildren out of my brother and his wife, Christmas Day tends to be just immediate family, no cousins.
I enjoy cooking the turkey and managing Christmas Day myself though it means I can't go to Church in the morning as easily.
Before/after Christmas lunch we usually have presents, if am in charge it's before. We might play a game after lunch or half the family will go nap.
Am the only one who really does Church in my family though.
What do you do?
