My family's Christmases aren't quite what you'd call traditional, but we've had a few that were maybe a little.
Basically, we put up the tree together (my stepmom likes to play Christmas music while we do) and fight over who gets to put the star on top. Usually, I don't get involved in the cooking area, because I'm dangerous with a stove, but we have rolls, potatoes, ham and stuffing, or we did, at least, once. (But I think that's a pretty traditional meal.) Most of the time, it's not really all that formal, but that's the best I've got. Hope it helps.
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Date: 2008-12-06 05:21 pm (UTC)Basically, we put up the tree together (my stepmom likes to play Christmas music while we do) and fight over who gets to put the star on top. Usually, I don't get involved in the cooking area, because I'm dangerous with a stove, but we have rolls, potatoes, ham and stuffing, or we did, at least, once. (But I think that's a pretty traditional meal.) Most of the time, it's not really all that formal, but that's the best I've got. Hope it helps.