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Published 09:50 24 Dec 2016 GMT
Updated 16:15 19 Dec 2016 GMT

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2. No stress in the kitchen
Again, this is all still to come. Christmas Eve is about sitting down and relaxing ahead of the mad rush that is Christmas dinner. Nobody cares right now that the roast potatoes are burning or that the turkey needed to be on an hour ago. They certainly will tomorrow.
3. Everyone is heading home
Okay, so the traffic sucks but it’s the day on which you can stick on Driving Home for Christmas and it actually be true.
4. Drinks galore
Chances are you won’t be going anywhere tomorrow so drink up and be merry…
5. Let the eating begin
It doesn’t matter that you’re going to eat your body weight in food tomorrow, the festive bingeing starts as soon as you get home. Bring on the salted peanuts, chocolate and ice cream. (Not all at once, that would be horrible.)
6. Presents? Check!
Whether you are one of those people who had everything bought and wrapped by December 1st or a Christmas Eve shopper, by close of business today you’ll have all your presents bought. You physically can’t do any more and, more importantly, you can’t spend any more money.
7. Midnight mass
Christmas… making mass fun.
8. There’s still a teeny tiny possibility of a white Christmas
Tonight could be the night that there’s a sudden downfall of snow and everyone will wake up to a wonderful white Christmas… just because it probably won’t happen doesn’t stop us from dreaming about it.

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