Christmas Eve is a week from today. Wow! This year, will you travel to spend Christmas with friends/family?
If yes, will you be traveling by plane or by car/RV? Keep in mind, we don’t mean traveling 20 minutes down the road to your daughter’s house. We mean traveling a good distance.
Feel free to leave a comment after you vote and tell us about your holiday travel. It’s fun for us to hear where you go.
And if you are driving, don’t drink and drive!
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Yes, we will travel about to 220 miles to our daughter and husband across the state in Florida. Merry Christmas to all.
One more category, Yes we will travel but No we will not be with friends or family. (This would be for many of the snowbirds heading south for the holidays)
I traveled 2000+ miles, in October, to my snowbirding location and will spend Christmas with my snowbird friends
We’ve been at our daughter’s place a few days. We arrived early so we can celebrate her birthday and attend grandson’s school Christmas show. We will leave a couple days before New Years day.
No, we won’t be traveling. Our daughter’s family lives about10 minutes away and will come over at about10 am for Christmas gifts and dinner. My two sons live about 500 miles away (one southeast and the other southwest) and will be with their families.
We are snow birds who are currently on our 700 mile yearly drive to Missouri to spend Christmas with our family. After Christmas, we will head south to a warmer climate.
No, all of the family lives in the same town. But the nurse in the family works the 24, 25, 26 first time in 20 years, not bad considering.
Only locally. My children except one live locally the youngest in Georgia.
We will drive 75 minutes to spend a few days with DW’s parents in our towed vehicle. We’ll return home on Christmas day and spend time with my Momma. She lives 1/2 mile from us and I see her every day that we are not traveling.
We go to our son’s for Thanksgiving and they come here for Christmas.
We winter in Arizona on our RV lot and drive home for 10 days at Christmas. 600 miles each way.
We came to Texas for the winter from Missouri. We’ve been here since the first of the month. We will drive back to Missouri in a few days, leaving the RV at our spot in Texas. We’ll stay till after Christmas Day and drive back down. So yes we are traveling to spend Christmas with family.
We will be spending Christmas Day with over 200 French Canadian friends at Pleasant Valley RV Resort in Mission, TX, We’re working there as Camp Hosts for the winter season.
We will stay home. Family are coming to us this year. We will get to see our 3 month old twin 9th and 10th Great Grand kids for first time.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL
Spending 4 days this weekend up in Spokane, Wa. with my youngest son, his wife, and twin 10 yr. old grandsons. Home in the San Diego area before next weekend and having my oldest and his family over for the Christmas holiday, avoiding the actual holiday traveling !
Family are coming to us this year—traveling all of three houses down the street. We’re blessed to have them nearby and it’s convenient for them to watch the house when we travel.
We are travelling, but not specifically for Christmas.
Saturday the 23rd, 2 hours away, lunch/gift opening with step-daughter and family. Christmas Eve, dinner/gift opening with 2nd step-daughter at our house. Christmas Day, bringing dinner to my 95 yr old mother’s house where 2 of my brothers and their families & maybe a single brother, will join us. 15 people including one of Mom’s caregivers. Used to have Christmas with 35 family members at my Mom’s (and Dad when he was living). I have 7 living brother’s and sister’s.