Won't be doing anything special, which suits me just fine. How do people ever get bored? No chance of a white Christmas, so snow-related activities will have to wait until February or so, but I can't wait to get some long-overdue rest, have time for my hobbies (Japanese study, yay!) and spend a quiet Christmas with my partner, then meet friends. My parents might come visit briefly, but we've had our get-together just last week and once every few months is all both sides can tolerate.
I don't particularly like crowds, so the gifts are bought, wrapped, and hidden away in the dark bowels of the wardrobe. No Christmas tree, but I have more house plants than furniture, so I just decorated those. (Side rant: how is it that I can do origami, write squiggly kanji, knit and do other detail-intensive tasks, but when I have to wrap a present the result is a crumpled, wonky, sad mess that looks like it got chewed up and spat out by Mr. Oogie Boogie?)
There's a thought - I might re-re-[...]rewatch The Nightmare Before Christmas. People around here like to stick with the tradition of Home Alone every single Christmas, but I think I know every punchline by heart. Favourite Christmas films, anyone?
Speaking of traditions, @ギョルギ九十三 - what an interesting one, not having meat for your Christmas meal! Around here it's pork, pork, pork as far as the eye can see. But hey, thanks to that I often find marked-down seafood in supermarkets during this season!
Whatever you do, I hope you spend wonderful, fulfilling holidays, everyone. Each of you has a part in what Renshuu is now, and I'm glad you exist.
