Well Thanksgiving is just around the corner and what better way is there to take a couple days off from work to spend time with your family, friends or relatives. Me personally am just going to spend some time with my family and relatives  and enjoy that delicious turkey and ham and the blueberry pie and of course every man whose a football fan has to watch his football games.

I'm just going to lazily enjoy my complete break from my otherwise busy school life with all the extracurriculars and whatnot. I'm gonna hang out with my family, play with my siblings and cousins, and of course, dig in to some turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, and the leftover turkey sandwiches to come!

I don't have very much planned. I believe we have a couple of get togethers to go to though which includes a ton of yummy food and spending time with family

I'm going to be going over to my GF's Aunts house and having Thanksgiving with them. Thankfully I'm not forced into having it at my house. Never really enjoy having like 30 people over. Always so much work beforehand during and after to get everything cleaned up, ready, then cook for hours, then clean again. Last time I had it I didn't get to enjoy one second of the day. I hardly had a chance to sit down to eat! lol

Anyways I'm gonna have Christmas over here, so my victory is only short lived lol

Well, I know there'll be a family get-together on both of sides of the family. Probably will play BattleBlock Theater and be in the RGR on Vizzed. I'll probably draw and crochet too, while I'm at it. The best part is I won't have to do homework and I get to eat!

PLANS?

OH WE DON'T NEED PLANS WHERE I'M GOING

THE HEAVENLY EMBRACE OF EXTREME OVEREATING SHALL WELCOME ME TO THE FOOD REALM

You know what? As an European we don't do thanksgiving. So I ask my American friends what it was one time. They explained what it was so I now know what it is. And that sort of stuff we have as our Christmas dinner. Although I wouldn't count that as thanksgiving because its different right? '-'

Nothing. Just go to thanksgiving dinner with moms side of family who i cant stand then spend the rest of my day in my room listening to Ramones until dad and i go Black Friday shopping for a crappy off brand tv

Well generally on thanksgiving or any major holiday, I split my time evenly between visiting both my parent's households and families(my parent's are divorced and I live with my dad). But here are my plans for thanksgiving for the first part of the day I am going with my mother to my aunts house to have a thanksgiving dinner with her family and my grandma then for the afternoon/later in the night part of the day I am going with my father and uncle to my fathers girlfriends house to spend time with my father's family and my step mother's family and have thanksgiving dinner with them, then the day following thanksgiving(Friday) me and my father usually eat a thanksgiving dinner to our self's at our home. So in total I have about 3 separate thanksgiving meals/dinner that I enjoy and my thanksgiving days usually are chaotic but fun because I love my family and usually thanksgiving day is full of excitement and family fun for me.

Yes, very big plans, this might be the first time in a really really long time that I stay home for a day. Might actually be able to get some homework dome if I stay home Thursday. On Friday, I saving up money to take the bus to WalMart so I can buy a few Playstation Plus cards. This will be my first time ever in a WalMart so it will be fun since there's no walmarts here.

On Saturday and Sunday it's back to school.

I plan to spend it with my family since I didn't last year. They all like to decorate for Christmas way too early so, will probably be doing that. Setting up all the lights outside and decorating the natural tree my sister gets every year. As for me, I have already set my colorful lights inside my living room/game room and set up a 4 ft black tree which I am working on decorating with the Nightmare Before Christmas theme; I am making the ornaments with his face today and the black and white ribbon is already up on the top of the tree. Lastly, I have to put the lights outside and set up the traditional green tree with lights and red and gold ornaments. We are from Puerto Rico and we tent to celebrate these two holidays simultaneously. Plus, I love lights so I will be keeping the inside lights in my living room for the rest of the year so I have better lighting when playing now that my internet is up and running in my new place.   Tons of turkey, great food, family, and be thankful for all we have!