What’s the Best Way to Spend the Week After Christmas?
The week between Christmas and New Year’s Eve can feel like limbo time. Perhaps you feel tired from travel or from spending time with your imperfect family. If you have kids out of school, the normal routines are off. Maybe you love celebrating Christmas, but now that it’s over, you feel the postholiday slump.
If you’re lucky enough to have some time off, the week after Christmas can be a wonderful luxury — whether you tackle home projects or catch up on movies you’ve missed. Which is why we want to ask: What’s the best way you’ve ever spent the week between Christmas and New Year’s Eve? Please let us know in the Comments below.
If you’re lucky enough to have some time off, the week after Christmas can be a wonderful luxury — whether you tackle home projects or catch up on movies you’ve missed. Which is why we want to ask: What’s the best way you’ve ever spent the week between Christmas and New Year’s Eve? Please let us know in the Comments below.
Is organizing the pantry your postholiday bag? Come on now, we know you’re out there — organizing things makes you feel calm and happy. If you like to use the week between Christmas and New Year’s to tackle your organizing projects, please share your photos of them and stories about them in the Comments below!
Do you connect deeply with the TV? If a movie marathon is your idea of a way to use the post-Christmas time well, please share that — along with your favorite movie recommendations. We’d love to learn from your expertise.
Do you celebrate Kwanzaa? The festivities don’t have to be placed on hold between Christmas and New Year’s Eve — there’s a holiday that stretches between them. Kwanzaa is a weeklong celebration of African heritage in African American culture, created by Maulana Karenga (originally named Ron Everett) in 1966. Do you celebrate Kwanzaa at home? If so, we’d love to hear about it and see photos of your celebrations.
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Read more about celebrating Kwanzaa at home
Do you catch up on your reading? Modern life can feel so busy, but reading is a great way to escape the daily grind. Do you use the week after Christmas to catch up on the novels (or biographies or history books) you’ve been wanting to read? If so, please share your book recommendations in the Comments below.
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Does your family go on a road trip? Sometimes the best place to be after the Christmas rush is anywhere that offers a change of scenery. Does your family have a traditional Christmas-week trip? Please share your stories of your travels with your fellow Houzz readers.
Your turn: Whether you watch TV, read, tackle home projects, take a family road trip, or keep right on celebrating with Kwanzaa, we want to hear about it. In the Comments below, please share your favorite ways to spend the week after Christmas!
Does your family go on a road trip? Sometimes the best place to be after the Christmas rush is anywhere that offers a change of scenery. Does your family have a traditional Christmas-week trip? Please share your stories of your travels with your fellow Houzz readers.
Your turn: Whether you watch TV, read, tackle home projects, take a family road trip, or keep right on celebrating with Kwanzaa, we want to hear about it. In the Comments below, please share your favorite ways to spend the week after Christmas!