For those of you who celebrate tonight I hope you have the best time with your families.  Traditionally we open presents and have our Christmas dinner on Christmas day.... so when we were kids it was a BIG fun, I couldn&#39;t sleep much past 5 am - I had to go and peep under the Christmas tree to see if Santa (Father Christmas in South Africa) had brought my presents.  We were always threatened that we had to wait for Mom &amp; Dad to wake up so that we could all open our gifts at the same time.... it seemed to be DAYS between 5 am and 7ish when the folks woke up.  It&#39;s a magical time for the little ones.  <br /><br />This evening we have been enjoying drinks and eggnog with wonderful Christmas music playing through the surround sound - making sure we are MERRY&#33;  Tomorrow will be work cooking most of the morning.......  I can&#39;t wait to see my little Luc again, we didn&#39;t see him today.  I don&#39;t know what I&#39;m going to do when I start work on January 5th - I love being able to see him whenever I can..... oh well - it&#39;s called life&#33;<br /><br />Thinking of you all under inches and inches of snow - please be safe.  Tony is going to throw 2 Ribeyes on the grill now... it&#39;s 74 degrees out&#33; This brings back memories of Christmas in South Africa where it&#39;s mid-summer now.... so traditionally on Christmas Day we would have a glazed Ham (served cold) with Chicken on the BBQ and a table full of all kinds of wonderful salads.  Isn&#39;t that strange???