What to make this Christmas different?
let’s talk about the holidays
You know, that time of year when the world gets a little brighter, smells a little sweeter, and we all feel a tad more festive. But if you’re like me, after a while, the same old traditions can feel like you’re stuck in a holiday rom-com on repeat.
So, why not spice things up this year?
But before we start, here’s a lil fun task for you:
📌 Share one win (big or small) from the week in a comment or message
Now, let’s get started…
🎅 Gift memories, not things
Mugs? Scarves? We’ve got enough, don’t we? This year, let’s skip the clutter and gift experiences instead. Like concert tickets, pottery classes, or even a surprise weekend getaway. Memories last forever, and they don’t gather dust.
Want to add a creative twist? Make a personalized coupon book! How about a "Movie Night at Home" pass or a "Coffee Date on Me" voucher? Thoughtful, fun, and budget-friendly.
🎅 Host a zero-waste Christmas bash
Here’s a challenge: throw an eco-friendly party. Wrap gifts in reusable materials like scarves or tote bags. Skip the disposable plates and dig out those good dishes (yes, the ones you only use for guests). Post-dinner dishwashing? It’s team bonding time!
And decorations? Go natural. Pinecones, dried oranges, and fairy lights scream festive without the plastic. Plus, it’s a great way to get the kids involved.
🎅 Shake up Christmas dinner
Turkey is great, but what if this year, you take your taste buds on an adventure? How about an Italian Christmas with lasagna and tiramisu? Or a Mexican fiesta with tamales and churros? Cooking something new can turn your holiday meal into a fun, hands-on experience.
Bonus points if you get everyone involved! Flour fights while baking cookies are totally allowed (and encouraged 😉).
🎅 Start a new tradition
Traditions don’t have to be handed down; you can create your own! Here are some ideas:
Family talent show: Everyone’s a star for the night.
Christmas scavenger hunt: Hide little gifts or clues around the house.
Memory jar: Write down your favorite moments from the year and read them aloud after dinner.
🎅 Document the day, but make it special
Instead of endless selfies, why not make a family film? Interview relatives about their favorite Christmas memories or capture the kids’ reactions as they open presents. Edit it into a keepsake video to watch every year.
Feeling extra creative? Make a holiday time capsule. Add photos, notes, and small mementos to open five or ten years down the line.
🎅 Go full-on pajama Christmas
Forget the fancy outfits - this year, it’s all about cozy vibes. Declare it a pajama-only day with matching sets, fluffy socks, and hot cocoa. Bonus points if you add a movie marathon to the mix.
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See ya👋
