Christmas Celebration
Posted by: Prad
10th Dec 2025 01:08am
How has your Christmas celebration changed over the years?
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abarnes
Christmases are still happy times, but less hectic, now than they used to be.
When I was younger, single and/or dating, my Christmases were broken up between my family, friends, and my girlfriends’ family. You were constantly on the move from one thing to the next.
Now, 67 and single, (you can see where this is going), my time is with family and friends and more ‘me time.’ Hey, don’t stress, I enjoy my me time…I get to go around the house in my briefs bahahahaha I’m joking, I’m joking. ;)
But that’s truth of it, for me anyway. Christmases for me, up to about late 40s were always out and about, enjoying everything that Sydney, family and friends had to offer.
But after my 50s; if I’m out, it’s with friends over dinner/BBQ or at a family member’s home.
Less hectic.