Submitted by TheCheeseDevil t3_z1sk52 in rva
Melodic_Apple_9504 t1_ixckoox wrote
It’s the daily!!
What are some of your post thanksgiving dinner rituals? Football and Nap? Listening to Grandma’s take on Elon and his twitter machine, sharpening the nail file for all of those Black Friday shopping deals? Burying your head in the dishes to escape the horrific family discussions?
moneytalka t1_ixcm714 wrote
We watch Trains, Plains and Automobiles every Thanksgiving after dinner. Our SIL is going to borrow an outdoor screen to watch it by the fire pit this year if weather cooperates. Definitely our Thanksgiving tradition.
Asterion7 t1_ixcmy5o wrote
Great movie.
ceeaayyeebee t1_ixctbl0 wrote
We watch that too! And Dutch. Along with decorating for the holiday season.
TheCheeseDevil OP t1_ixcllnc wrote
We are a tidy and efficient Thanksgiving family. We convene to eat a giant lunch with all the normal fixins and then we all go back to our respective homes and nap.
Asterion7 t1_ixcn4d0 wrote
We wait a couple hours then do a massive dessert and coffee and booze fest.
I_Got_A_Truck t1_ixcp6hp wrote
We drive down to the beach area for Thanksgiving, so the post TDay ritual is driving back home and discussing all of the crazy we just had to endure. It's never a good idea to put almost 30 people in a 1500sqft house.
Danger-Moose t1_ixcmstn wrote
We have been spending Thanksgiving with friends so our after dinner rituals are much less stressful. In fact, everything is less stressful. Highly recommend.
Asterion7 t1_ixcn0is wrote
I just told the wife we should do a Friendsgiving next year. We have never not done the big family Thanksgiving.
SnarkMatter t1_ixcrbgh wrote
Count me in for Friendsgiving! I cook and clean too :).
rattylight t1_ixd321n wrote
We typically just drink wine and play games until dessert time. We're pretty chill. I'm excited though to introduce my mom to the game Codenames - my wife and I recently discovered it, and seems like an easy enough game to play with the fam.
PickanickBasket t1_ixcpd3m wrote
Puzzle and nap, in shifts, usually.
ennuiandapathy t1_ixfeksb wrote
We do a dessert potluck for a few hours in the evening. Friends bring their favorite Turkey Day dessert and we spend a couple hours playing card/board games or just talking. People come and go, staying as long - or as little- as they like.
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