[Kirilenko]

How do you guys understand it?Do you like it?Wait it?

[Olmed3011]

How do you guys understand it?Do you like it?Wait it?

Getting more mature I appreciate it much. Quiet, good food, good movies and time with family. Of course gifts are a last priority.

[Vitamin G]

I love Christmas time. I like going to the malls and seeing all the people hustling and bustling with energy and excitement.

[lycanized]

During each major holiday, I have to go to my grandma's house to eat food with relatives I don't really know very well. First of all, it's pretty awkward for me. Second of all, we only really spend about thirty minutes to an hour eating but end up spending several hours there, during which time I have practically nothing to do. That's extremely tiring for me. I'd much rather spend that time at home. And I think I'd enjoy Christmas a lot more if I could.

--Admittedly, I'm looking forward to it just a bit this year since my cousin's Cambodian girlfriend made really good Cambodian food to bring over to the last family gathering we had.--

That being said, I enjoyed Christmas more when I was a bit younger even if I did have to go to my grandma's house for several hours. I always liked to feel of it. It just seems to have lost that, though.

[Kirilenko]

I only found it's good because of food and to get closer with family.I hate gifts and I can't imagine myself walking in the market and looking for presents.

[purplevelvetmask]

Who doesn't love and appreciate Christmas?

[Musique247]

Fooooooooooooood! nomnomnomnomnomnomnom

[yesiknowbut]

I'm not a Christian but I like parties. Nuff said.

[Onomatopoeia]

For me, it's just another day except with ham. Oh how I love ham. And a few extra sweets. However, I am highly amused with Christmas lights so I actually hung them this year. When I was little, my most favorite thing in the world was the box that went at the end of the lights on the tree that would make them blink along to songs. :3

Last year was the first year that I didn't have to work on Christmas since I was 17. I've always been in hospitality, so holidays were mandatory; and usually I had to do 16 hour shifts since I'm the one without kids. I didn't complain. I liked the money ;D When you work every single holiday, you start to become indifferent to them. I kind of miss the magic..

As for gift giving, I wait until after to buy things that are super marked down.

[tine]

Christmas!! Love it :D so fun and everyone's all happy and I get to see people open presents and enjoy them and there's nice TV on and I can go for walks when it's silent!

Also: Tinsel is epic