For the most part, I do not celebrate the Winter season; it is cold, and has few redeeming qualities, other than the opportunity to layer clothing. I do however celebrate the holiday Christmas, although in a completely secular fashion. Sadly, major holidays seem to be the only time my entire family deigns to get together.

Kate and I do not do Christmas , we sit together talk and cook a dinner together.

I celebrate it like everybody else,without the overt religiosity?

Same like anybody else... Crazy spending on gifts no one appreciate but all is forgotten with the right amount of booze, food, leizure binge watching whatever.... it's all good. Who needs God for that?

i light candles, make latkes, spin a dreidel, talk about freedom of/from religion (which, despite the later addition of the "miracle" bit, is what chanukah is about). i also try not to fall down. it's icy out.

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I have no problem celebrating Christmas -- likewise Easter -- since end of December public holidays precede Christmas by at least a millennium.

I love decorating for christmas. My activities have no religious basis whatsoever. I consider christmas a special family time.