I stopped decorating when my sons stopped believing in Santa and the Easter bunny (tales explained by their dad, not me). I still buy the xmas gift because my youngest son is born on December 26th. So I buy him something pricey and tell him it's for both. The older one just gets a birthday gift. My family just gets together for food but they don't pray over the food, thank goodness.

I'm Pagan...and my holidays are based on the seasons. And I have many Agnostic peeps that celebrate the seasons as a way to have holidays.

BUT

Because of where my life is right now...I'm going to celebrate as many things as I can, because why not?

I usually do to spend time with family, but as far as any church services related to the holiday I steer completely away from them.

Why, because everything go on sale after Christmas so I have an end of year party instead.

I don’t celebrate but do get July 4, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s Day and my birthday off as paid holidays.

Regardless, who doesn't like a day off??

I absolutely adore Christmas!! Shiny lights, garish colors, happy music, hot cocoa, great movies, everyone being of good cheer! I go for the commercialism of it all not for the religious aspect. It just makes me ridiculously happy.

Easter I pretty much ignore. When my kids were young I'd do Easter baskets and hide plastic eggs but that was about it.

Damn, now I want to put some Christmas music on....not sure my coworkers would appreciate that in July.

I celebrate them without getting overly involved in the religious aspects. I will occasionally watch religious themed movies for the sake of the atmosphere, and might stretch to a miniature stall at Christmas time, but that’s about it. It’s mostly about enjoying the party together with everyone else.

I celebrate the vacation time with the secular aspects of the holidays, such as food, gifts, tacky decorations. Any excuse to party with my family and pets!

I don't celebrate but I'll join in on the festivities if I feel like it. Most holidays weren't religious to begin with. So I make them into what I want them to be.