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Happy Thanksgiving!
Nov. 24th, 2011 11:18 pmFor those in the US, I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving! ♥
Not a whole lot to say about this year's experience. It was quieter than it usually is, there was no food eating competition, (which was actually pretty nice b/c for once people just ate what they wanted at a comfortable pace, instead of OM NOM NOMMing to win a turkey trophy) and there was enough peanut butter ice cream pie for EVERYONE.
My cousin introduced a new party game called The T-Shirt Game which is an awful lot like Apples to Apples but with a lot less arguing about why a certain card does or doesn't fit. So basically, a little smoother but also a little more boring. Also the card illustrators seem to have a thing for caveman-themed pictures, it was a little weird.
Mom wants to go Black Friday shopping around 5-6am but i am pretty sure I'll still be deep in a turkey coma at that time. OTHERWISE i might brave the consumption-mad hordes to get some stuffs.
Good night~
Not a whole lot to say about this year's experience. It was quieter than it usually is, there was no food eating competition, (which was actually pretty nice b/c for once people just ate what they wanted at a comfortable pace, instead of OM NOM NOMMing to win a turkey trophy) and there was enough peanut butter ice cream pie for EVERYONE.
My cousin introduced a new party game called The T-Shirt Game which is an awful lot like Apples to Apples but with a lot less arguing about why a certain card does or doesn't fit. So basically, a little smoother but also a little more boring. Also the card illustrators seem to have a thing for caveman-themed pictures, it was a little weird.
Mom wants to go Black Friday shopping around 5-6am but i am pretty sure I'll still be deep in a turkey coma at that time. OTHERWISE i might brave the consumption-mad hordes to get some stuffs.
Good night~
