Skipping christmas

If your family is anything like my in-laws, you might find it difficult to stop exchanging gifts and start a new tradition: no gift Christmas.

Is Skipping Christmas really possible? Maybe. I already skip parts of Christmas, like obligatory events and tasks. When my to-do list held only tasks and errands, I found myself rushing to just get it done! Here’s how it changed over the years.

You know how Christmas day is supposed to be the best day of the year? It seems that nothing could go wrong when you're spending some relaxing time with your family, unwrapping the many presents that you've got with your tummy stuffed with delicious foods. Well, as with everything in life, not even the Christmas spirit is safe from being ruined by some epic fails and turning into the worst day ever.

Read 6,801 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. Imagine a year without Christmas. No crowded malls, no corny office parties, no fruitcak…

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Is anyone else caught up in that place where you are asking—can we please skip Christmas? The holidays can be exhausting.

It may seem ruthless or cold-hearted, but this is why I've learned to say "no thanks" to the big family Christmas celebrations.

It's that time of year again. Target has rolled out their Christmas decorations and children have begun assaulting their parents with a barrage of daily

Ho ho ho - it's that time again, especially if you feel unwell, vulnerable or overwhelmed. Here are 9 tips to help with Christmas Stress Relief

Starting to celebrate Christmas before Thanksgiving doesn't necessarily mean that you are skipping over one for the other. Here's why...