Oka, I am sorry you had such a sad Christmas. I wish things would get better for you.
Being in my 60s, I don't really need anything but a place to go for the holiday, seeing as my beloved husband died in 2005 and we were unable to have children. My surviving relatives are my sister and her 2 adult kids and husband. I called her and they were all at her house getting ready to celebrate. No one really wanted to talk to me, as they wanted to open their gifts and eat their Christmas dinner. I am not that popular in my family, I am poor and they are all rich. None the less, there is nothing I needed really, so getting a winter coat and a weather radio from the Salvation Army was great. I got some small gifts from a friend, a box of candy and a bathroom hand towel.
My big happy event was that two of my girlfriends who are sisters and live in the same house, invited me for Christmas dinner. I was at their house for about 8 hours, which was great. I did not have time to sit and feel sorry for myself that my beloved husband is not here to celebrate with me. Instead I had a good time talking and listening and eating and feeling loved. So it was a great day.
I have spent yesterday and today reading some fiction books, working on cleaning out a bookcase and doing laundry. Tuesday my best friend is coming to visit me, and we will exchange gifts then. She spent the week with her parents, so I am happy for her, as they have a good relationship. She told me that they bought her a new computer! What a great gift to get. I am so happy for her.