Order in a turkey dinner from a nice neighborhood restaurant for just our immediate family. Meet extended family for a walk in the park in the afternoon.
Just the four of us in Vermont. No extended family. Have ordered food from a local farm to table restaurant. Maybe we can get the kids to hike without much whining. DS and I signed up for a virtual turkey trot.
Ours has already started! We’re all together as of last Friday, we did our Christmas decorating this weekend. We’ve made a daily list of what we’ll bake and what movies we’ll watch, after some group movement each morning.
We‘re going to cook an extra turkey on thanksgiving and bring dinners to several of our elderly friends and neighbors.
No travel and no inlaws yeah!
just the three of us for dinner at home. Zoom thanksgiving evening with the 25 other people we'd ordinarily be eating with, including my son away at college. and yeah, probably a family walk in the park.
Pick up cavier and sparkling wine tomorrow, bake pies and make pumpkin soup on Wednesday, cook and drink on Thursday.
MIL is still coming, which I think is nuts but is her choice. We're usually only 9 for Thanksgiving anyway, so being down 3 isn't a big shift. Missing the balloons and our traditional Friday dinner out and live music is much harder.
Cooking at home with kids. I am trying to convince them to do a Turkey trot but we end up on Turkey walk together. Watch a movie and maybe decorate if the order comes on time.
I was planning on having my parents over, but I cancelled. It's just not worth the risk. If all goes well with the vaccine, we might be celebrating Thanksgiving in July.
Order in a turkey dinner from a nice neighborhood restaurant for just our immediate family. Meet extended family for a walk in the park in the afternoon.
That sounds ideal.
Same! Except no turkey. Vegetarian.
Just the four of us in Vermont. No extended family. Have ordered food from a local farm to table restaurant. Maybe we can get the kids to hike without much whining. DS and I signed up for a virtual turkey trot.
Ours has already started! We’re all together as of last Friday, we did our Christmas decorating this weekend. We’ve made a daily list of what we’ll bake and what movies we’ll watch, after some group movement each morning. We‘re going to cook an extra turkey on thanksgiving and bring dinners to several of our elderly friends and neighbors. No travel and no inlaws yeah!
I need some of your enthusiasm. I'm still in my PJs and kids are still in bed.
just the three of us for dinner at home. Zoom thanksgiving evening with the 25 other people we'd ordinarily be eating with, including my son away at college. and yeah, probably a family walk in the park.
Pick up cavier and sparkling wine tomorrow, bake pies and make pumpkin soup on Wednesday, cook and drink on Thursday.
MIL is still coming, which I think is nuts but is her choice. We're usually only 9 for Thanksgiving anyway, so being down 3 isn't a big shift. Missing the balloons and our traditional Friday dinner out and live music is much harder.
Bad idea, she could get YOU sick
We got sick in March. If the vaccine works I figure my antibodies offer some protection.
Staying home.
Eating at home with immediate family. going to set up some zooms to break up the day
Cooking at home with kids. I am trying to convince them to do a Turkey trot but we end up on Turkey walk together. Watch a movie and maybe decorate if the order comes on time.
Spending it with family (both sets of parents , siblings) who we’ve been with all week.
I was planning on having my parents over, but I cancelled. It's just not worth the risk. If all goes well with the vaccine, we might be celebrating Thanksgiving in July.
Home. We are home. Staying home. I REALLY don't understand why people are risking family gatherings when we are this close to having a vaccine.