This might be just the same as everyone else, and be very boring to read. But who knows? Christmas morning:
I usually get woken up (yes, even now, and despite the fact one of them is 6 feet 4) by my children burrowing into the bottom of our bed to wake me up.
Needless to say, they are both so big now that this actually pushes my husband and me out onto the floor... We then go downstairs and set up the fire, and USUALLY the kids open their stockings. There are then the usual ooos and aaahs about such thrilling things as new toothbrushes and pairs of socks. This year, however, my daughter made a stocking for my husband and I so we could do the same.
Next breakfast of orange juice and croissants...
...opening real presents
...playing with said presents WHOSE idea was it to get my son a STYLOPHONE????
...then attempting to get the Christmas dinner whilst simultaneously answering hundreds of phone calls
...eating too much
...playing idiotic board games (K got a good one this year, called LOGOS it's all about logos, branding, advertising etc. She is TERRIFYINGLY good at it because she seems to have a photographic memory - would YOU have known what the colour of a jar of Sunpat peanut butter has / what the picture is on HP sauce bottles?)
In the afternoon
Walking through the still deep snow about a mile to my brother's. Well, I think you all know by now he's a bit unusual. This time he had a ladder / working platform set up in his living room, covered in fairy lights, which he was sitting on, like a throne!
Boxing Day
Round to my sister in laws, where all the other family were too, to eat AGAIN. Amused by various fun type activities like watching my mad B-i-l setting up pottassium permanganate and glycerine in an egg cup experiment...
Last year he was attaching Mickey Mouse to a home made rocket, and sending him into space... 
The presents are still sitting in the living room and Im losing the will to live. Ive had to tell Leah not to bring the children to the house. I dont want them to catch this.
They have a revolving stage at the Rep,( Central part that was slightly sloped, like a cone, and then an outer ring that rotates independently) and so with minimal set they get some really good effects. They had raised flowerbeds in various locations around the stage and the raised part of the stage had a couple of cut out areas that were used as flower beds (or rooms )and as the seasons passed they had taller plants in them, and sort of dangly things in various colours (looked like different length tubes) hanging from above that they put up and down and they gave an effect of creepers. 
, but someone seems to have eaten it now.