Enjoy your favorite holiday tunes. 

In some time you might sick of them by New Year’s, the fact remains that you can’t listen to these any other time of the year. So you can take advantage of them while you can. Whether you love classic crooners, religious hymns, or modern songs crank up the volume and belt of the song and out like nobody is listening. At this time if you don’t have a lot of holiday music on your iPod, plug your favorite tune into pandora and let it create a holiday station personalized just only for you!!

Shovel some snow.

If your hometown gets a lot of snow, let your parents rest and go Shovel the driveway. Shoveling is a great workout and good for your arms just make sure to bend at the knees, not at the hip! Plus, your parents might show their appreciation by relaxing your old high school curfew or making your favorite dinner score! 

Go shopping – for yourself!

Around the holiday season, our shopping lists can be out of control and money can be tight. But you can make it a point to show yourself some love when you are hitting the stores. By buying a fab dress for new year’s Eve, for example, or some cozy holiday pajamas. You don’t even have to splurge places like forever 21 have racks full of holiday glitz at instantly at low prices, and Old Navy’s comfy PJ pants won’t hurt your wallet much either. 

Hit the slopes.

The skiing and snowboarding faithful might do it for months, but hitting the slopes seems even more enjoyable around the holidays. If you have never done it before then go with more experienced friends and give it a shot and sure you might fall a couple of times, but you can laugh it off in the lodge later over hot chocolate. Check out many websites and get over to this slope.

Send cards to friends and family.

On this make your dear ones a special send card to your family and friends. everyone loves holiday greetings, so spread the cheer! At this moment don’t feel like you have to buy cards from the store make cards out of construction paper and tape them to your friend's doors. It is shows like much cheaper and more personal your friends will hang on to them forever. Make a card in photoshop to make them perfect and gave to your friends and family to make feel special.

Channel your inner Paula Deen.

Use your time at home to get more comfortable in the kitchen. Offer to make help traditional holiday dinners. You will probably want to know how to make your favorites when you are on your own. Pay close attention to cultural cuisine like other things.  Some people are always waiting to make a new traditional dish. Sometimes some good food makes someone really happy who is foody. Those foody people make special food for them

Go ice skating.

Ice skatings on holidays feel like a good activity to compare to another one. On this day grab a big group of friends and laugh the night away, or make it a festive date with that special someone. With your family or friends go tho this ice skating and make this fun day more memorable. 

Be artsy and make holiday crafts.

Craft stores are like a downright hopping this time of year and the holidays give artsy people some new pieces to play with. Make some handy crafts to your close people and make your and favorite day a special moment.

Curl up with a blanket and read a good book.

With all of the required reading that we have to do for school, it can be hard to think of reading as “fun.” But reading a book that interests you – whether it’s a novel, a biography, or a book about a subject you love – can actually be quite relaxing.

Have a dinner party with your friends.

With all of the family events that come with the holiday season, it can be nice to enjoy a low-key dinner party with your friends.  Make it a potluck, show off that family recipe you mastered, and swap holiday stories with two (or twenty) of your closest friends. Make a good meal and organize one dinner part with your friends. 

Make ornaments.

Add your personal style to the Christmas tree by making creative holiday ornaments – there are tons of cute ideas online!  If making them isn’t your thing, consider buying a new ornament every year. That way, when you have a tree of your own, you’ll have something to remind you of Christmas past