What unusual just-your-family Christmas traditions do you have?

Fred27 said:

Anything that just you do and nobody else?

I'm not sure what everyone else does these days so it's a bit difficult to answer that

Decades ago my parents used to have the traditional Xmas Dinner on the day before so as to allow those doing the cooking to have more free time on Xmas Day itself. The dinner on Xmas Day was something quick to prepare using left-overs from the previous day's traditional turkey dinner.

These days I tend to go into 'winter hibernation' (sleeping bear  do not disturb until January...) and just get stuck into some courses or projects. I might put on TSO's 'The Ghosts of Christmas Eve' music video whilst having dinner (which will be something fairly light and tasty but definitely non-traditional).

I tend to avoid the broadcast TV stuff and usually have some box sets of older comedy DVDs on standby. However the 2020 movie 'Lost at Christmas' (trailer) recently made it onto the acceptable holiday viewing list

'Lost at Christmas' looks like just my wife's sort of film. It might be useful to gain a few points lost by all those Korean zombie films and Sci-fi I've made her watch. 

'Lost at Christmas' looks like just my wife's sort of film. It might be useful to gain a few points lost by all those Korean zombie films and Sci-fi I've made her watch. 

Fred27 said:

looks like just my wife's sort of film

It looks like it's made a few more broadcast slots this year:

BBC 1 on the 11th, BBC3 on the 16th and BBC Scotland on the 23rd.

Makes we wonder if ridership to Busan increased or decreased after that movie.