What are you celebrating this December?  

I celebrate both kind of. I am a converting Jew (before Katrina) and that has been put on hold for a bit. I see the December season as neither a celebration of Jesus' birthday nor the Macabees. Instead, I think of it as a celebration of remembering family, friends, and spreading "good will" towards all men. I kind of think of it as my renewal period. I do put up a Christmas tree as well as decorate with silver and blue (the traditional Hannukah colors). This year I will try to add a menorah. But I do not see myself adding Kwanza. Just the ancient traditions for me!

This is for the last answerer that bashed the questioner. He admits that Jesus said to keep the Lord's evening meal in remembrance of him.
The bible also says at 1 Corinthians 10;20 No, but the sacrifices of pagans are offered to demons, not to God, and I do not want you to be participants with demons.
21 You cannot drink the cup of the Lord and the cup of demons too; you cannot have a part in both the Lord's table and the table of demons.
So we should all be well aware of where and how the traditions we celebrate came from. I hate to have to explain this, but Michael jackson disassociated himself from the witnesses a long time ago. His mother is one, but not his father. His actions are his own and perhaps the problem has been that he became so famous and the public turned him into a god, just like they did to elvis and other famous celebrities. You can bash any religion for what their members do, but as a whole the witnesses are law abiding, peaceful citizens who try to show a good example, not just for their preaching but for their actions too.

i have no idea about it...its just a time to party!!

I celebrate christmas the birth of jesus im a catholic and we usally all get together with the family for christmas it is usally a really secial time of the year for us to all be together.we enjoy watching the kids open the presents its really not the meaning of christmas but it is our tradition then we usally make christmas dinner

I celebrate Chrimbo althoguh i dont really believe in all the christian stuff. In fact i dont believe in any of it. But my parents are religious and the get me presents anyway. Heck - im not gunna complain.

we celebrate the birth of jesus with our familys joined as one .BUT THIS YEAR TINGED WITH SADNESS AS IT WILL BE THE LAST ONE MY MUM WILL SEE SO IT WILL BE A MEMORABLE ONE INDEED

i am celebrating christmas ..this is all and i am glad to do it cause it relates to my family which i love it so much ...

My family celebrate Christmas, but not as a religious holiday. We get together with my side of the family, and have a big dinner and open presents. We basically spend the whole day at my dad's house and we don't get home until late. We put lights up on the house, we put up a tree and we celebrate it as a season of giving. Not just material giving, but giving people your time and love and wishes for a happy life. We have tried to teach our girls to give to people who are less fortunate than them. We don't have a whole lot, but compared to some, we have been greatly blessed. It breaks my heart to think that a child will go without a meal or a toy during the holidays. I wish I could do more, but I do what I can. That to me is what Christmas is all about.

We live in kerala....there arent much celebrations in here....We are gona have cristmas thismonth....But this one is also not very important in here......But i and my friends celebrates this one....every year, we make santa clause and distribute sweets to the neighbours.....its very thrilling

Iam not very religioluse, but this year on Christmas I am celebrating my sons 1st birthday