None of the above. I'll be home, off the roads for the "let's-get-drunk-and kill -someone" festivities, probably will have a fire and listen to music by fire and candlelight rather than watch TV, do a little online stuff (probably including a stop by serious compacts) and to bed -- but not early. I rarely get to bed early, and when I do, I read propped up on the pillows for another 2 hours.
And I have lots to read: I got an 11th edition set of the Encyclopedia Britannica (from 1911) for Christmas, something I've wanted for decades. The article on Marx, prior to the Russian Revolution, in which he is written up as a political economist, albeit a radical one, instead of as the god-father of the yet-to-be triumphant Soviets, and the articles on Syria, Palestine, etc., written before the Balfour Declaration or the breakup of the Ottoman Empire, are all very very interesting. George Saintsbury wrote the article on my hero, Voltaire, and the whole set is well represented by famous scholars of its time. If I sound excited -- well, I am. This seemed as good a place to bring it up as any.