Christmas Eve is panto time followed by a visit to KFC for a boneless bucket then settle down to watch polar express (Tom Hanks) or the Grinch with a nice glass of wine.......Mmmmmmm!

Working Christmas eve night shift, finish at 7.45 so home to bed, climb out just as meal is finishing a couple glasses of wine with it. A quick round of present unwrapping then a granddad nap regardless of whats on tv.

Still miss the Christmas day fixture of my youth though

Films:

Its A Wonderful Life
Elf
Bad Santa
Scrooged
National Lampoon
Home Alone 1 & 2

Drinks:

Snowballs & Mulled Wine

Traditions: still allowed to open 1 present on Xmas Eve night, usually aim for the one that looks like a DVD to give us something to watch.

Used to really enjoy taking the Dog for a walk to walk of Xmas Dinner and clear my head, its always so eerie hearing the streets so quiet and calm. Sadly the Dog's no longer with us though

Same here, know the script "Its a bit nipple out." ,also Bad Santa.

Everton doing the business at old Trafford has made it feel like Xmas has come early for me

All very civilised.

Always fancied skiing at Christmas.

Time with family for me with a few beers, Desperado's and vodka along the way.

Love to watch Elf, home alone and few other kids Christmas films. Always used to watch Nightmare Before Christmas on Christmas eve day and It's a Wonderful Life Christmas eve night.

I'm surprised no one has picked up the fact that Scrooge is the name of the character in A Christmas Carol or am I missing something here?

relevance. At a guess.

I was assuming people were referring to the film Scrooged, will Bill Murray

For me, Miracle of 34th Street and White Christmas
All family at ours Christmas Eve, presents Christmas morning, dinner out, and back to my parents, bit of a break and everybody back to ours again for more food and merriment.
I normally have to miss Boxing day rugby for trip to in-laws but may be able to dodge that this year.

I have the full 2 weeks off as well so looking forward to a good long family Christmas

I like Scrooged myself.

Scrooge and Christmas Carol are different films though. I just felt like having a little dig, he / she does it to me sometimes

Think he may have ment Scrooged with Bill Murray