DH was asking over the weekend about Christmas and the presents "we" need to get, and what else "we" need to do. I reminded him that I had gone to the bike shop the day before and given them a cheque (from his account, admittedly) to order DD's bike. Apart from that, I only need to buy:
-1 present for his Uncle (DH wants to just get him a book token as usual, but I want to ask MIL if Uncle needs anything first, as he has just graduated and while still loving books, at 73 and looking increasingly like needing a wheelchair soon, I think there may be other things that he could do with)
-a few more sewing bits for my Sis
- A couple of more tree decorations if I can find them for future BIL (fruit basket, flower basket, rose and teapot - it's part of a German "Bride's box" although I will call it a new couple box as it's for the male part of the couple - I already found SIL a GREAT bag in summer sales)
- Something nice and Irish and crafty and suited to a late teen for the Au Pair
I have organised, bought or made (and wrapped 2/3 so far of) the presents for all 36 others on the list. Single handedly.
DH has finally agreed to staying put for Christmas, but had "forgotten" what we were doing when his Mum asked (it's ok though, as she was fairly sure we were staying here for Christmas, it was the plans after that she needed and he'd forgotten).
I am pushing for a goose this year, and will order that this week.
I have booked the Santa experience for DD (a Green Santa planting trees together rather than a shopping centre), and her attendance at the kiddie party in my office.
I have bought the advent calendars for both DD and the AP, and the little bits to go into the pockets on her old-fashioned hanging one (lots of free printable pictures and activity sheets, but a few present things too).
We had the discussion (and DD brought it up!! Love her!! And she's only 6 - it must have made a BIG impression) about the tree - a real tree, but Daddy is not allowed to buy it without Mummy being there because he had to do a LOT of cutting on it last year to get it to fit into the holder, and there was very little on top of the massive wide stump. Mummy is allowed to buy it without Daddy though!! 
So all in all, "we" have very little left to do. "I" am looking forward to enjoying December properly for a change (I have booked hair cut and colour (candy cane strips of red!) and a facial early enough to get bookings and block my diary this year). DH has to get his present and DD's present to me, and make sure he gets his butt back home from South Africa in one piece!! (He can do the buying here once he's back) - oh, and take the strain off me for a change!