Filed in archive Armchair Traveler by Melissa Petri on December 24, 2005

[photo source: wikipedia]

So you decided to skip all the stress and celebrate Christmas at home. A sigh of relief must have escaped your lips when you read about the long lines at the airport. Watching your kids run around excitedly around the house must have elicited another sigh, imagining how it could have been had you decided to travel this season.

I guess, it doesn't really matter where we celebrate Christmas. To be with our loved ones is the most important thing.

However, should you want to relax for a bit and check out how others (from different countries/culture) celebrate their Christmases, head on to Escape Blog. How they celebrate Christmas should make for an interesting read.

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Rating: 7.00 out of 2 vote(s) cast.

Response from: marlence (12/28/05 1:49pm)

I checked the site. Very interesting. Thanks!

Response from: Ajlouny (12/27/08 10:12pm)

Flying during the holidays is always a pain. This year we decided to stay home, comfortable and safe.

Response from: Road Trips (06/16/09 6:30am)

We stayed home this last Christmas though really missed the snow, the skiing, sledding, and everything else we usually like doing on Christmas. It just isn't the same not being in a mountain log cabin.