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Do you have a Christmas meal (breakfast, lunch, dinner) with your friends and family? If so, how was your experience this year? (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 week ago by afirefly@lemmy.world to c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

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These are the first holidays since dad brought his girlfriend home (he’s 47, she’s 24). My brother and I live with him. At this year’s Christmas meal besides the usual guests, mom and girlfriend’s parents were also present. Definitely an unusual situation but it was a nice event cause everybody was levelheaded.

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[–] Today@lemmy.world 2 points 1 week ago

It was nice. We always do polenta on Christmas Eve and that's fun. Started a new tradition with aebelskiver on Christmas morning. Grilled a beef rib roast for dinner. Was nice, just us and our adult kids. 2 of them left for awhile mid day to go to the in laws, which gave us a chance to clean up and prep dinner. Tiring but fun. I still have to even out everyone's gift allowance - we have weird stuff going on this year with house repairs and limited space, so some wanted gifts and some wanted $ to spend when they're less cramped on space.