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Happy holidays!

I don't usually travel for the holidays (although I have before), the tradition is staying home for Christmas breakfast, then going to my maternal grandparent's house for a traditional turkey dinner. Sometimes we visit my dad's side of the family on a separate day (besides Christmas day), but my dad's siblings live far away, so it's not always possible.

I use to go to my Grandma's house, but since my Uncles started to start their family, it seems that our part of the family is ignored during this time of year, and more room for the fresh blood. I like staying home anyway.

I don't ever go anywhere for the holidays just stay cooped up in this stupid apartment, don't get to go anywhere ever really.

I mostly go to Connecticut or just hang out with family. This year I plan on going to Connecticut on break and then coming back home before Christmas.  Sometimes I don't go anywhere though. Nothing is better than staying in a warm cozy home with a nice cup of hot chocolate though. This is probably the only holiday that I travel for. For the rest, I usually just stay hoe. So occasionally, on christmas break, we will go somewhere for a few days for the holidays.

But yeah I am going to Connecticut  when school lets out for me on the 21st. It will only be for be for a few days though. Good question by the way. 

I usually don't go anywhere for the holidays. In fact, I don't think I've ever been away from home at this time of year. We usually have my grandpa and my mom's best friend over for our Christmas meal (which we have about mid-afternoon instead of in the evening) and then we open all of our presents. Nothing special, but that's what we're probably doing this year (and have also done for the past couple of years).

I just stay home during this time of the year. I rarely leave at all around this time. I like staying in my home though, and some relatives come over to celebrate with my family.

I usually go to a relative's house for the holidays. Happy holidays to you too! 

I go to my grandparents lime any day, itas nothing really specual. But it is celebrative.

   I would consider myself to be dull. Similar to many would, I remain within my dwelling or visit the dwelling owned by a human being that is a part of my extended family. That member of the family is commonly my aunt and uncommonly my grandmother. Considering the dwelling of my aunt is approximately ten through fifteen minutes from my dwelling, visiting her dwelling for any holidays is usually an extremely common idea. Considering my grandmother lives multiple states away from the state I live within, visiting her own dwelling for any holidays is usually not an extremely common idea. To summarize my final post until I return to Vizzed, remaining within my dwellings does not feel as enthusiastic as visiting extended family. I do not spend as much time with the uncommon human beings of my family as I do with the human beings of my immediate family. Anyways, to all of the users online Vizzed, goodnight! Haha!

I go to AsheVille North Carolina over the holidays.

i mostly stay home during the holidays. my family comes about 3 days before christmas and stays with my granparents, so i usually go t here. but over all i just stay home, cooped up in my room.

I stay at home for the holidays. The times I've been anywhere else haven't been the most peaceful. At least at home I get to relax and spend most of my time the way I want to. This past Christmas break was one of the best and it was because I didn't go anywhere.

i stayed at my house but all my reletives came over like my cousins and my grandparent and others

This year Me, my Mom & my dog spent Christmas day with my Grandparents..... then we went back home at Boxing day!!

Usually i just stay at home. When i travel to europe, however, i do stay at a relatives house.

Wherever... But that's for long vacations. For a day or two short vacations I just usually stay at home, most likely sleeping, surfing the internet or doing some assignments and projects.