Atheist/Agnostic Parenting

We're about to enter our busy season.  Wedding this weekend, a quick weekend trip to Disney next weekend.  Then Thanksgiving, another quick Disney trip.  (First is for some golf tournament, the second is our tradition of checking out the Osbourne lights.)  The day after Christmas, we're taking off for a week to Pigeon Forge, TN.  Another Disney trip after that for MLK day.  So I think I'll be able to take a breather again by February.  Somewhere in there I need to find time to shop, work, and spend time with my family.

Shay

 

 

I'm a major holiday pre planner. I have a good chunk of my holiday shopping done already.  I hold that Christmas is a month long holiday that starts with Thanksgiving (which is why Santa is at the end of the parade) and so I'm not REALLY all that early if I start doing stuff now.

I'm the freak who actually listens to the radio stations that start playing holiday music this week already.

Our family is all local so no traveling required. I get to have lots of time baking, making my own cards, and watching tv specials by the fire.

I donated my freezer stash of EBM to another mom through

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We are just the opposite, The Reluctant Holiday Revelers.

We would prefer to sit on the sides while everyone goes mad with decorations, shopping, nuttiness...

Instead, we host several family events and wish we could just skip it all.

Karen

I keep telling my husband that when the kids get older, we're going to do a Disney cruise over Christmas to avoid family issues.  We're doing that now with Thanksgiving every other year.

Shay