Like you, TrendyNannie6 it will be watching my dear little grandson open his gifts.
First he has to hunt for them. He has simple clues and must solve them to find 6 gifts hidden all over the house.
I did this for my own boys when they were young and now it's a vital part of Christmas.
These gifts are quite small: a muesli bar; toy car etc.
He will have two major gifts from me: the Tree House Joke Book and a 2-session ticket for a climbing venue.
My next favourite thing is cooking and all next week I'll be blissfully occupied in the kitchen making Yorkshire Pork Pies, mince pies and the various components for Mille Feuille which will be transproted and assembled at their house on Xmas Day.
Christmas Pud and Brandy Butter are already made and the chef is taking care of the rest this Christmas, so a lazy time for me this year.
I like everything about Christmas, even decorating the tree. This year I bought a $5 blue tinsel one from K-Mart .
It sits on thw dresser with the olive wood Nativity.
There's a wee mystery attached to that. I put the baby Jesus in the manger and a few days later my son visited, looked at the set-up and laughed, 'Who put the lamb in the manger?'
And there it was, the poor baby sadly dumped at the back of the stable.
Funny thing is, the Nativity had been there only 3 days and no one had been in my house but me!