My typical thanksgiving looks like a bunch of first world citizens consuming enough food to feed a village. To be honest, nothing eventful ever happens in my family during thanksgiving except for everyone being present. Don’t get me wrong, I like the food and all, but it marks a time of awkward family conversation where relatives point out how cute you are and much you’ve grown. I could very much so do without this, but I know that it is better than not having much extended family at all.
The food is amazing since my aunt is a professional chef. This is the best family perk on holidays in my honest opinion; you don’t have to worry about the turkey pulling a National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation on you. All of the family being present is great too; I appreciate them fully, and feel blessed to have them, but man, the food.
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