Eating and watching "A Rugrats Chanukah". Probably just hanging out with my direct family, to be honest. I've more or less already had the traditional Christmas.
Christmas (and usually, Thanksgiving) with us is odd because it's a mixed family from my grandma getting remarried. Everyone goes to their house for Christmas, which means her side of the family and my (step?) grandpa's family, there's no blood relation, which is a good thing because his eldest granddaughter is really attractive and I'd feel f*cked up for thinking that otherwise. Anyway we had the traditional American (Carolinian, probably, not sure how they do things outside of Marlboro Country because I'm so insular that I think Greensboro is "way up north") Christmas meal and gift exchange, which went over swimmingly. My aunt has a new boyfriend, and he's from Northern Ireland, he was a bit stunned when I knew towns in Ireland (anyone who remembers my FM days knows why I know them). It was nice, but uneventful, however...
Since my grandparents moved to North Carolina (from Virginia) I have to take a different route to get to their house which involves going through East Charlotte, which is a bit like Grozny in areas. I have to drive-by an abandoned mall, a terrible little stadium which is covered in goose feces, and a bunch of low-income housing. I saw a drug dealer get taken down by a Police dog and it was AWESOME. The Churches you drive-by in that area are actually remarkably beautiful, which is SO Charlotte.
All-in-all it was a good day.