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Single on the holidays
Hearing single bells this year? Thrive through singledom with our tips on how to navigate the season.
By Jacqueline Parker
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Make your own traditions by checking out or suggestions for getting in the holiday spirit!
It's the dawn of the holiday season. The bells are ringing, the carols are caroling and the misteltoe is, well, waiting. If you find yourself alone over the festive season, no need to panic and grab the shortbread. ELLE online gives you our optimistic options for handling the holidays in stride.
Relish your freedom
Unlike your married and coupled friends, you have a lot more time on your hands. Time that is not spent arguing and rushing to divide the holidays between his family and yours. This is a great opportunity to catch up on some much needed R&R and to connect with old friends you've lost touch with during the year.
Look forward to 2007
New years is notoriously over rated – a fact shared by both couples and singles alike. Why not save yourself some agony and money and plan something with some close, single friends? New Years in a crowded bar isn't always an opportunity to meet Mr. Right so spend the money you're saving on cab fare, event tickets and over-priced, watered down cocktails on having a fabulous dinner catered in with great friends.
Indulging for one
Being alone doesn't have to mean being lonely and the holidays are certainly the time to surround yourself with great company, your own included. A mid-holiday day trip to the spa will rejuvenate the senses. Enjoy the solitude and luxury of time to yourself away from the hustle and bustle of the holiday buzz.
More presents for you!
Now that you have one less person to shop for why don't you take the savings and treat yourself to a special holiday gift? Now might be the time to splurge on those sexy stillettos you've been day dreaming about.
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