Favourite things about Christmas




LIGHTS - When it's dark, grey and gloomy out, Christmas lights brighten everything up and makes everything cosy and festive.

DECORATIONS - Decorating for Christmas is literally my favourite thing to do, to take my normal house and turn it into a beautiful Christmassy scene.

UGLY CHRISTMAS SWEATERS - It's the one time of year where wearing something utterly hideous is perfectly acceptable and even encouraged.

PRESENTS - This isn't on the list because I love getting presents but because I love buying and giving people presents.

TREATS - Christmas is the hardest time for me to resist snacking on treats for the fun of snacking on treats everything just looks so good.

SNUGGLING - There is nothing better when it cold out than to snuggle up with someone or on your own with a blanket, hot chocolate and a movie.

SONGS/CAROLS - No matter how many times you hear the same songs over and over you can't help but sing or hum along.

GINGERBREAD - Anything and everything gingerbread is just a perfect snack this time of year.

FAMILY - Spending time with the family even if sometimes we argue.

SNOW - It doesn't snow often but when it does it makes the holidays complete.

MOVIES - No movies are better than Christmas movies.

TV - Favourite TV shows doing Christmas specials.


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