By
eHow Parties & Entertaining Editor
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Things You’ll Need:
- Gloves
- Coats
- Buttered Rum
- Casserole Ingredients
- Mulled Wines
- Party Snacks
- Cross-country Skis
- Skates
- Sleds
- cider
Step1
Be prepared to be spontaneous ' unless you live in the far North where you can count on fields of white all winter, this is usually a spur-of-the-moment party.
Step2
Make a few hearty casseroles and stash them in your freezer early in the season.
Step3
Lay in a supply of party snacks and the makings of your favorite winter libations, such as hot buttered rum, mulled wine or cider.
Step4
Take an inventory of your cold-weather gear and make sure boots, coats and gloves will be ready when you need them ' as well as skates, sleds and cross-country skis.
Step5
Greet the first heavy snowfall with a whoop of joy as you rush to the telephone.
Step6
Call your most fun-loving friends and ask them to bundle up and meet you for a day of skiing, sledding, building snowmen - or simply a long walk in the snow.
Step7
Warm up back at your place over a casual dinner, hot drinks and a holiday sing-along.
Comments
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 About 1 week before Christmas our whole family spends one night sleeping on the living room floor in front of the tree. We watch special holiday videos and the kids fall asleeep with the tree lights on. It's wonderful fun.