November 30, 2009

Rocking the holidays, racking up the family points

christmas tree'

A friend of a friend from Berkeley came up with a most excellent and hilarious holiday game, to while away the hours you spend with your extended family this holiday season.

Sarah’s Holiday Game Scorecard

You can also go back and award yourself points for all those awkward and wonderful interactions you remember from this weekend, too.

I (mostly) successfully roasted my fourth turkey ever, except this year I couldn’t find the giblets and ended up leaving the bag in the bird. Hey, at least it was a papery bag. And that thar is my Christmas tree, which I also managed to put up this weekend. I am a holiday goddess of sorts.

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2 Comments

  • that tree is just the sort of thing a holiday goddess would conjure

    sergio — November 30, 2009 @ 2:54 pm

  • This rocks! Thanks for sharing, Heather. For the first time in years (maybe ever), I’m actually looking forward to going to my in-law’s for the holidays.

    @bo_knows_ — November 30, 2009 @ 5:54 pm

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