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Favourite part(s) of today?

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2kidsintow · 25/12/2011 23:19

For me it was first thing. My 2 DDs usually require rousing from their beds in time to breakfast and do gifts before going out to a relatives for dinner or starting to prepare our own. This year I heard DD1 (10) (who all week has needed to be woken at 10 each day to save her languishing in her bed all morning) creep through to her sister's room to tell her to wake up and that it was Christmas day. DD2 (7) was heard to tell her sister to climb in bed with her and have a cuddle as it was too early to get up yet. They lay in bed whispering about the sunrise and the fact that it was Christmas until I called them through to bring their stockings into my room to open them.

A close second has to be how easily they have gone to bed tonight. A late excited night last night followed by a full and busy day today and they are worn out. Fingers crossed for a lie in in the morning. Xmas Grin

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CherrysOnTheNaughtyList · 26/12/2011 00:32

everything except being woken up at 3.30am by 2 boys wanting to open their stockings, then again at 4.30 by two very excited little girls, also wanting to open stockings. very very tired, but had a nice relaxed day despite having christmas dinner 5 hours earlier than we usually do. evening was quiet due to two very excited little girls being at their dads house for the night. we watched ab fab, the michael mcintyre and now i am in bed.

PastGrace · 26/12/2011 00:46

2kids my sister (25) came to wake me (22) up this morning and got into my bed for a snuggle before we went to join our parents - you've got many more years ahead of this!

The whole day has been fab, but main highlight has been my mum making an extra special effort to be Christmassy (she isn't very festive but has tried so, so hard), closely followed by falling asleep draped over an armchair because one sofa was full of presents and my sister was asleep on the other and my parents tiptoed in to put more logs on the fire, turn the lights down and left us for a lovely wine fuelled toasty snooze.

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