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What are you doing for Christmas lunch/dinner?

pawlala
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We'll be cooking Christmas dinner for 7 for the first time this year :eek:
Just wondering what everyone else will be doing lunch/dinner wise, I've created a poll!
Just wondering what everyone else will be doing lunch/dinner wise, I've created a poll!

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What are you doing for Christmas lunch/dinner? 105 votes
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Cooking for others!Cooking for others as alwaysPrincess Sparklepants0
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I shall be having whatever I can get on yellow sticker, or a frozen pizza, and that will be my christmas dinner.
It'll probably be more cheerful than it sounds.A kind word lasts a minute, a skelped erse is sair for a day.0 -
Cooking for others!We are having it at home this year (again) , parents in law are coming down the drive to eat with us, not sure which of the children will be joining us there could be as much as 10 :0:rotfl: l love this site!! :rotfl:0
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I'll be cooking for my chilren and I.0
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Cooking for others!Myself, hubby, Mum, Dad, BIL, SIL, 2 x nieces, G&G.
Phew!2 angels in heaven :A0 -
Going to others for meal (domestic)Going to our daughters and partners for the 2nd Christmas running in there new home.
It was my turn to cook but as the other in laws are coming they decided it was there house again.
It was very strange last year, Ive always cooked it for many a long year and last year I missed the shopping for it, the last minute panic and not having something necessary, and Christmas morning was thumb twiddling time.make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
Going to others for meal (domestic)At my eldest daughters but I'm cooking the turkey and bringing it with me... lol should be interesting..#6 of the SKI-ers Club :j
"All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing" Edmund Burke0 -
Just me and mine staying at home - lovely. We have always stayed at home on Christmas Day, and then had other family members over on Boxing Day or gone to them.
I love staying at home on Christmas Day, no specific routine, just as it comes.0 -
Cooking for others!We booked to go out to our fave country pub last year for myself,DH,mum and three kidlets,cost a bomb but was lovely.This year though I'll either be 39 weeks preggers or have a newborn so home it is!
Mum keeps hinting she'll cook as I'll be tired but the control freak in me is screaming "NOOOO I WANNA COOK!!!"(yes I am mad)
Slightly mad mummy to four kidlets aged 4 months,6,7 and 8:D:D xx
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Cooking for others!Cooking for myself, Hubbie, eldest DD, her partner and two children and my younger DD, her partner and two children and also my beloved 85 year old Mum.
Boxing day buffet the same family as xmas day plus my DB,SIL and two childrenAway with the fairies.... Back soon0
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