Before the kids put out the milk and cookies and rush to the bed to wait for Christmas morning, make plans to spend some time together doing Christmas activities that are inexpensive. It makes the evening even more special. Brainstorm for some activities that you and your family enjoy doing together.
Take advantage of the opportunities in your community. If there are neighborhoods that have great displays of Christmas lights, fill some thermoses of hot chocolate or hot spiced tea, grab some Christmas c.d. S and pile into the car.
Research the events hosted by churches in your area on Christmas Eve. Midnight services on Christmas Eve can become a yearly family tradition. Consider cooking a family meal on Christmas Eve that is a break from the traditional holiday fare.
Watch holiday movies together. How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Peanuts, and It's A Wonderful Life are wonderful family movies. And, depending on your family and their personalities (and ages), consider some alternatives, ... more.
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