- Write a letter to Santa
- Take a photo with Santa
- Make your own Christmas Cards
- Make paper ornaments for the tree
- Decorate the table with oranges and nuts
- Sit down with your beloved ones to decide on the Christmas menu
- Make paper chains to decorate your walls
- Bake a huge colourful gingerbread house
- Drink alcoholfree mulled wine
- Sit down and crack nuts all evening (and don't forget to leave a few shells to make animals from them)
- Leave a carrot out for Santa's reindeer and some juice for Santa himself
- Learn a Christmas poem by heart
- Sing Christmas songs with your beloved ones
- If you don't like Christmas songs: Sing silly versions of Christmas hymns or listen to punkrock versions of Christmas songs
- Make Christmas candy and chocolates
- Wrap your presents as pretty as you can. Use recycled material: use newspaper and paint it and don't forget to add some glitter for sparkle.
- Read Christmas stories (Astrid Lindgren is highly recommended)
- Go to the Christmas market and take the ferris wheel and chairoplane. Eat sugared almonds too.
- Drink hot chocolate with lots of cinnamon or vanilla
- Watch Nightmare Before Christmas
- Make your own themed Christmas baskets
- Get into the art of candlemaking
- Make your own Christmas wreath
- Hang up your stockings
- Make your own gift tags
- Display your Christmas cards on your wall
- Play Secret Santa
- Learn about other countries' Christmas traditions
- Make your own Christmas potpourri
- Tell everyone you like that you care about them. Actually, tell them at least once a month, not only in December
dec 21 2010 ∞
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