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Christmas TV Thread 2018
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Is it just my family that doesn't bother with TV on Christmas day? The quality of shows notwithstanding, we spend most of the day in the kitchen eating and drinking. A big breakfast after opening presents, then some board games until the in-laws arrive for dinner around 5, then a night of merriment and more board games until the younger kids go home.
As a child, we'd watch from getting up til dinner time (with a break for Mass, natch) then after dinner until nightfall. I've got to say though I much prefer what we do now with absolutely no telly. Of course, I still record anything I personally want to see and will watch it later, although if I've not watched the show by new year's eve, I generally delete it without watching - can't be doing with watching a Christmas themed show in January
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Is it just my family that doesn't bother with TV on Christmas day? The quality of shows notwithstanding, we spend most of the day in the kitchen eating and drinking. A big breakfast after opening presents, then some board games until the in-laws arrive for dinner around 5, then a night of merriment and more board games until the younger kids go home.
As a child, we'd watch from getting up til dinner time (with a break for Mass, natch) then after dinner until nightfall. I've got to say though I much prefer what we do now with absolutely no telly. Of course, I still record anything I personally want to see and will watch it later, although if I've not watched the show by new year's eve, I generally delete it without watching - can't be doing with watching a Christmas themed show in January
In my experience once people are grown up board games are a disaster because they cause micro little fights that can cause bigger ones and then some relatives are to slow to play them.0 -
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