This morning I posted the above as a bit of a throw away status, thinking out loud if you like, on Facebook and I was totally surprised at the response it received - I have just put the phone down from my Mum who is absolutely horrified at the thought that I might deprive my children of the traditional roast.
I think the majority of people assumed that I don't want to be cooking Christmas dinner in an extremely fat, pregnant state! Actually the truth is I HATE Christmas dinner. Can't stand it in fact. I even hate roast dinners. I hate any dinner with sliced meat, three veg and gravy. There I said it.
Confession time:
Mum I used to tell you I wasn't hungry and that I'd nuke my dinner later. I would wait for you to go upstairs, turn the microwave on so that you'd hear it ping then I'd scrape my plate down the back of that climbing plant you had against the fence! It was a really pretty plant to - what happened to it I wonder?
Confession time:
Mum I used to tell you I wasn't hungry and that I'd nuke my dinner later. I would wait for you to go upstairs, turn the microwave on so that you'd hear it ping then I'd scrape my plate down the back of that climbing plant you had against the fence! It was a really pretty plant to - what happened to it I wonder?
Now the BigD usually gets given a turkey from work and if that was the case then I would have made the effort. This year (I blame the credit crunch again) he will not be receiving one so that is decision made. I will not be serving up the traditional roast.
I would like to start a Christmas tradition that my children remember, whether that be a take away or another kind of festive meal I am yet undecided.
Do you tuck into an alternative Christmas dinner on the big day?
