I wish you a 'MERRY CHRISTMAS'  

I know in India and Mexico they have many open house parties, I don't know if they are for Christmas in the Christian homes. There are many other cultures who celebrate with open houses. It's a very nice custom to my way of thinking.

Merry Christmas to you also. We celebrate with whomever my family brings to our house. There is usually one or two extras.

hi zandi458 I am now getting Christmas spirit and so I wish you a Merry Christmas from the bottom of my heart. I just got through hazzle of fighting the insurance co to get my ambulance bill paid and finally the insurance guy put me in touch with the ambulance co and to my utter relief some 342.32 cents has been paid the first part of this December.so I am happy,happy,happy as I was sick to think I did not have 342.dollars and some cents.
Christmas in Malaysia sounds wonderful. we have parties and give gifts and family gatherings and lots of good food, and Cristmas carolers too. Some families also have an open house but not very many. It is a family day for sure. we here at Gold crest will have our party this coming Friday. I am so happy now that I do not owe anything. wow.

Wish u and yours,The Very Best,,Have fun, A Lot of Fun,Say Hello to the family

We celebrate Christmas in our country by the usual traditions that many are following. Preparing gifts and buying stuff. Exchange of gifts, parties, and family reunions. Then at we have the caroling by kids as well as adults almost every night until the last day of December. We have also the night watch on the 24th of December before Christmas. Of course, there will be more people who became more kind and generous. Food abound everywhere as if there will be no end. Decorations of houses is seen in many homes. Then Christ will be left out in hearts of people. I hope to have an open heart and open house for Christ in my life.

Santa comes in the mornigs and then we have a family dinner sometimes we invite the neightbors.
Your sounds like a happy time for all
Merry Christmas NAd A Happy New Year!

Hey zandi! And Merry Christmas to you too! It depends on what is going
on in my life how I celebrate the holiday! And right now things are not
going too well. I have quite a few very serious medical issues and a
fight for medical insurance with the State of NY! And my boyfriend's
job lays him off for three weeks without pay before Christmas because
he works in a college cafeteria and the school will be closed! So it
really isn't quite the Merriest Christmas for us! But, we will see
how we can make it the best we can! So Happy Holidays to you and your
family! Hugs, Opal/Leslie

I would like to wish you a very Merry Christmas also. We will begin celebrating next Wednesday. We will have some family over on Wednesday and open some gifts. We will also open some the next day and on christmas Day too.

My goodness, that is very nice but alot of work & money to do that i'd think. I usually cook for my family on Christmas day, we exchange gifts & that's about it. When i had my beauty shop & antique store i had food for everybody that came in every day the week of christmas.Everyone seemed to enjoy iy but it was alot of work & money to do that to.

Hi zandi. What a wonderful tradition to have as far as the open house idea. Seems the times have changed though. I remember my grandmother and mother telling me that in my great-grandparents day they used to have an open house type of thing. It was the norm back then to visit people in one's neighborhood and wish a Merry Christmas. Sadly that tradition is no longer around...just too many people living in my area to afford that type of thing...not too many people even know their neighbors well and people I think would just be plain suspicious of letting strangers into their homes/apartments