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I would love to find my late Mum and Dad under my Christmas tree. They were my best friends and I miss them every single day. We had lovely cosy Christmas times and they looked after me so well. I would love the chance to share a special day with two very special people who created so many special memories for me that I treasure and cherish each day. Every day living with my wonderful parent was like Christmas Day.

A very large stack of books!

It would be wonderful to find my lovely Mum and Dad under my tree.Mum died when I was 21 way back in 1976 and Dad has been gone since 1989.We didn't have much in the way of material things when I was young.But we had a house full of warmth and love.If I could have my parents for Christmas day I would spoil them so much.

Bing Crosby to sing White Christmas ?

I would love to see my dear uncle who died last year. He was the last uncle I had (parents died when I was young) and he and I were working on a family history project, which we hopefully intended to publish. Sadly, he died before we finished it. I've always wanted to know what happened to my grandfather, who died a few months after I was born, as a result of an accident, but my uncle and I hadn't got that far. Now, I'll never know, and I would love to have a chat with my uncle and find out.

I’d love my kids to be there as toddlers again - to witness that wonderful joy and innocent belief in Santa all over again. And I’d want the minutes to pass ever so slowly, so I could wring every single moment from the memory. ❤️

This Christmas it will just be my son (12), myself and our cat celebrating together. It may sound weird but I would like my son's dad to be under our Christmas tree. Not for me (we are very much not together) but because it would make my son so very happy. His dad is foreign and lives overseas so we rarely see him. We would be more than capable of having a happy family Christmas.

I would like to find Jeff Goldblum under my Christmas tree. He is always so charming and witty, and has a positive outlook. He could entertain with his many showbiz stories as well as playing piano. At the end of the day we could kick off our shoes and relax in front of the tv watching one of his films.

All I want under my tree is a promise from the NHS that they will buy the new drug next year that will help my lung condition and enable me to breathe better to play with my grandchildren.

Oooh it would have to be the lovely Alfie Boe. His voice makes me go weak at the knees. We could all have an amazing Christmas Sing song (well, or just listen to him ?)

I’d like to find Andy Hamilton and Jeremy Hardy under my tree. They would keep me laughing through Christmas and well into 2020 in spite of the political mess we find ourselves in (or perhaps because of it!). Sadly I do realise that Jeremy Hardy would be a tricky person for Gransnet to supply.

Neil Diamond, so he can sing just for me all day

I would love to find my son under the tree. He is 6;hours away

i would love to find elvis presley there a huge fan

I would love for my mother to be under the tree as I have not seen her for 20 years and it would be nice for her to meet my grandchildren

My Westie, Sam such a wonderful dog passed away over 10 years ago and sadly missed every day.

I'd love to find my Mum and Dad under the Christmas tree. They died in 1981 and 1983 respectively. I wish they could have met my husband - they would have loved to see me settled again. Would be so nice to be able to have a chat again after all these years. I miss them both so much, even after all these years.

i would love to find my two daughters when they were 4 and 8 under the tree, they are now 50 and 45

I would love to find Dara O Briain under the Christmas tree. He's so warm and funny. We could sit and chat about life, comedy and science-y things.

I'd love to find my Dad, who sadly passed away years ago. He would have adored his ggds.

I'd love to find my favourite actor, Bob Morley, under my tree. He's such a kind, lovely person - mind you I don't know what my husband and his wife would think!

Nothing worthy or touching like so many posters; perhaps just my family all in good health for ever and ever?

Oh, I suppose that is a bit worthy! Oh well...

my mum, sadly long gone.

I would love to find Robbie Williams and his lovely wife Ayda under my tree and he could sing to us all and I think he and his wife are very funny and make a great double act

I would love to find my twin sister under the Christmas tree. We were separated at birth and I've been looking for her for nearly fifty years.