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The holidays can be both soft and sharp: twinkly lights and full plates on one side, memories of long shifts and missed days off on the other. We lean into that tension and make something honest from it—quiet routines, home cooking, and small rituals that turn a winter’s day into a warm one. From the joy of an Ulster fry with fresh soda and potato bread to the debate over parsnips and the triumphant mountain of sausage stuffing, we explore how food becomes a language of care when words fall short. We rewind to childhood: the Argos catalogue, the Mega Drive years, and learning what it took for parents to stretch a payslip into magic. Then we fast-forward to a world of online convenience, where shopping takes seconds but the high street grows quiet and our step counts shrink. It’s a candid look at what we’ve gained, what we’ve lost, and how a few intentional choices—like walking to buy something local or donating from an overfull cupboard—can restore a sense of place. Along the way, there’s Lego building, Die Hard on in the background, and those gloriously tacky foil garlands that make a room feel like 1995 in the best way. Hosting stays at the heart of it all. Cooking a joint ahead of time, glazing ham, crisping roasties, and laying out a table for family who’ve been working shifts—these are the moments that turn a holiday into a home. We talk about gratitude that moves beyond sentiment: giving to charities that show up at Christmas, sharing leftovers, and noticing the people who don’t get the day off. It’s a simple blueprint for a kinder season and a better year: less polish, more presence; fewer grand gestures, more everyday generosity. If this conversation resonates, subscribe, share it with a friend who loves a good roast potato, and leave a review telling us your non-negotiable holiday tradition. Your stories help shape the next one. Please remember to check out my social media, and support me if you feel you can. www.infinite-prattle.com If you wish you can support the show... Visit https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Infinite... @InfinitePrattle = Instagram, Twitter, TikTok & Facebook If you are thinking about starting a Podcast then click the link below for $20 credit on a new paid plan* https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_... I will also receive $20 for affiliation **Water mark added by Tascam Podcast Editor not an affiliation or sponsor