my family always goes to my grandparents' house for thanksgiving and we eat lots. Being that I'll probably still be sick, I won't be eating much, if i even go at all. :(
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my family always goes to my grandparents' house for thanksgiving and we eat lots. Being that I'll probably still be sick, I won't be eating much, if i even go at all. :(
Thanksgiving combines everything I dislike into one: Family, children, fat people, and food. It is my biggest nightmare. So I don't do anything, if that wasn't guessed.
But I'm going to :jess: so this post isn't such a downer.
I'm not celebrating for the first time this year, since I'm in England. I don't really like Thanksgiving, but mostly because most Thanksgiving foods are icky to me.
I'm going to my girlfriend's family's house or something and having thanksgiving with all of her extended family. And writing papers.
I had Thanksgiving food at work yesterday, then those leftovers today, then I will repeat it all tomorrow! :love:
(SPOILER)I love Thanksgiving food. :)
I don't see how could not like Thanksgiving food!
I'll eat leftovers for at least two days. Sometimes up to a week.
Going to an aunt's house for all the good stuff. Looking forward most to the corn casserole, mac 'n' cheese, and sweet potatoe casserole and pies.
I think I'll be going to see Ninja Assassin with my brother too.
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I'll eat leftovers for at least two days. Sometimes up to a week.
we eat our thanksgiving meal as lunch, and mom doesn't like to get up at 6am to cook, so everything is in the oven now <33333333
IT SMELLS NOM
We went to asian people's house where they acted really un-asian, and prayed and served us turkey, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, corn, bread, pumpkin pie, and etc. ^_^
Went to my extended family's house. It was a little awkward, but the food was good (if exceedingly traditional). I remember the beer a little better.
Nice house, actually. Now I get to have Thanksgiving 2.0 tomorrow with the same people - at my house. Break out the carne asada. (lol mexicans).
Played board games with my in-laws and I won every time. Woot!
Played a weird (board?) game called "What's yours like?" Has anyone ever heard of it? It's pretty awkward to listen to your aunt ask your gay cousin what his is like. (Incidentally: about an iPod).Quote:
Originally Posted by ShlupQuack
What board games were played?