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I always spend Christmas alone and prefer it that way. I have no living family and do enjoy my own company and Leia; have been asked by friends to come to them but I have been frank and told them I'd really rather not. And they know me and have understood. If you really don't want to go, just explainRe: Why can't I just say......
I`d be really unhappy without my loved ones at Christmas. The thought of them languishing in Kennels with no walkies while the turkey`s cooking, no ripping paper off pressies with their teefs, no glorious slurpy pig-out, giblets and all...Re: Why can't I just say......
Oh it is lovely that you have family to want you to spend it with them, however, it is understandable how you feel. I am sure whatever you decide they will respect your wishes.Re: Why can't I just say......
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Sweep I think as you get older you have earned the right to do what you want. I'm afraid I say no to people now. I spent years trekking up to Derbyshire every Christmas and longed to spend Christmas at home. All the hastle of packing and driving up there in bad weather to sleep in an uncomfortable bed in someone else's house . One year when we were living in Dorset the heater packed up in the car and it was freezing fog on the motorway. The inside of the windscreen kept freezing and the journey took 6 hours, my son was only a baby then . Looking back I think I must have been mad to do it.Re: Why can't I just say......
Well, the thing was I really wanted to go & spend Christmas with them too but I think that my sensible head has taken over...............
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