What We Do On Christmas? The Roper Organization knows when we’ve been sleeping and knows when we’re awake on Christmas Day. Here’s what they discovered Americans do on the Holidays: Open presents (68 percent) Visit family or friends (61 percent) Watch a football game (31 percent) Have a fire in the fireplace (15 percent) Leave food out for Santa (10 percent) Stay in bed sick or alone (4 percent) Go caroling (2 percent) Still ahead of the football game is attending church, an activity chosen by 39 percent of Americans. From Leadership, Fall, 1990, pg. 129 Here is a different reading of an illustration that appeared in the April, 1981 issue of Parables, Etc.
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