Christmas is celebrated on the 25th December every year, today is the 21st, so only 4 more sleeps to go. A Christian festival celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ traditionally. A time for giving and sharing, enjoying the company of family and friends, tucking into a festive feast, to celebrate a precious birth, some even make it to church on Christmas Day. Times have changed, whilst some still celebrate the traditional way, today Christmas is characterised by tinsel-decorated trees, mince pies, present-giving and stuffing yourself with a turkey dinner, and alcohol . Families come together to eat and drink, be merry and play games, whilst arguing over Christmas TV. Having said all this, let's not forget the most important aspect in todays society, looking forward to a visit from Santa Claus (Father Christmas), and his sack full of presents.
Christmas is celebrated on the 25th December every year, today is the 21st, so only 4 more sleeps to go. A Christian festival celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ traditionally. A time for giving and sharing, enjoying the company of family and friends, tucking into a festive feast, to celebrate a precious birth, some even make it to church on Christmas Day. Times have changed, whilst some still celebrate the traditional way, today Christmas is characterised by tinsel-decorated trees, mince pies, present-giving and stuffing yourself with a turkey dinner, and alcohol . Families come together to eat and drink, be merry and play games, whilst arguing over Christmas TV. Having said all this, let's not forget the most important aspect in todays society, looking forward to a visit from Santa Claus (Father Christmas), and his sack full of presents. 