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How to Enjoy Christmas Alone

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Enjoy Christmas Alone

A quiet Christmas doesn't have to mean a lonely Christmas. The Christmas holiday is usually spent with loving family and joyful friends. Whether you are away in school, away on business travel, stuck at home in knee-deep snow or unable to travel to see your loved ones, you can still enjoy Christmas alone.

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    1. How to Enjoy Christmas Alone

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        Create a wonderful, tasty Christmas breakfast.
        Treat yourself to a delicious breakfast with all of the fixings. Start by making a stack of pancakes. Join in the Christmas spirit by making the pancakes in the shape of a Christmas tree or gingerbread man by using a cookie cutter. Cook scrambled eggs with cheese and sausage. Top it all off with a cold glass of orange juice.

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        Volunteer your services.
        Donate your time by volunteering at a local shelter for the needy. Become a food server or gift-giver for Christmas. There's nothing like sharing during the holidays.

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        Go to a play.
        Visit a church thats performing a Nativity scene or Christmas play. Spend an hour or two celebrating the true meaning of Christmas. You may meet a new friend. Expect miracles to happen--it's Christmas.

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        It's movie time.
        Buy or rent a few of your favorite Christmas movies. Classics like "It's a Wonderful Life," "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" and "Miracle on 34th Street" are always a treat. Try a modern comedy like "Elf" or "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation." Don't forget that nothing makes the movies complete like a variety tin of popcorn.

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        Let your fingers do the walking.
        Pick up the phone and call your friends and family. Wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a happy New Year.

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        Light up your life.
        Once night falls, jump in your car and take a ride around town. Have fun sightseeing Christmas lights and decorations.

    Tips & Warnings

    • Make a low-fat alternative breakfast with red and green apples and bananas. Add colorful yogurt like raspberry, lemon or vanilla for the holiday spirit. Drop off a slightly used coat to a clothing bank. Treat yourself to a mug of hot chocolate and marshmallows. Going to the movies is another great way to spend Christmas alone. Be sure to reserve a time slot, if you are donating your personal time to a charity or shelter.

    • Always remember to add water to your live Christmas tree and unplug the lights before you go to bed.

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    • Photo Credit Photo by Tomiko "Tomi" Cary

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    • holi Dec 07, 2009
      All good ideas, thank you! Also, family is crucial. If you don’t any, try to create a family of your friends. There are so many ways to reach out & connect. Try Creating Extended Families.

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