Totally Thanksgiving! I am so pumped for this year since I mostly missed it last year. I came home from the hospital on Thanksgiving Day. And NO ONE brought me any damn leftovers. I know they had them because no one made it to dinner at my inlaws because there was a snow storm.
The hospital Thanksgiving meal was horrendous. DH got us dinner at Boston Market, but they were out of gravy by the time he got there 4 minutes before they closed. I did get a good turkey dinner at a local restaurant a month or two later, but it just wasn't the same. I cannot wait for dinner this year!!
It's such a toss up between Thanksgiving and Christmas. The grown up/adult(ish) side of me says Thanksgiving, but the child in me is all about Christmas. Now that we have kids that actually get the excitement and mystery of Christmas, I think the scale tips in that direction.
Forever missing Baby Z #3 ~ Natural m/c 4.12.2010 at 11w2d
*So proud and so lucky to be the mommy of two beautiful little girls and one handsome little man*
RJ~5.17.2005~born @ 37w due to IUGR~4lbs 15ozs
Al~4.5.2008~born big and healthy @ 38w~7lbs 9.5ozs
Lil man~5.20.2011~born big and healthy @ 39w (after one he!! of a pregnancy)~8lbs 1oz
I voted for Thanksgiving (big feast that I don't have to cook and 4 day weekend ~ sign me up!).
It used to be Christmas when I was younger, but now that I have in-laws and I'm a parent, it's just so stressful. I'm trying to change that, but it's still hard.
I have very fond memories from my childhood of Thanksgiving and now that C's birthday is so close (and will be on Thanksgiving when he's 5), it is definitely still Thanksgiving.
I love Christmas, but when I was a kid, we had so many places to go, it was such a pain. Now I have my ILs to entertain and that alone makes me annoyed at Christmas time.
Re: CPW: Favorite holiday
Totally Thanksgiving! I am so pumped for this year since I mostly missed it last year. I came home from the hospital on Thanksgiving Day. And NO ONE brought me any damn leftovers. I know they had them because no one made it to dinner at my inlaws because there was a snow storm.
The hospital Thanksgiving meal was horrendous. DH got us dinner at Boston Market, but they were out of gravy by the time he got there 4 minutes before they closed. I did get a good turkey dinner at a local restaurant a month or two later, but it just wasn't the same. I cannot wait for dinner this year!!
*So proud and so lucky to be the mommy of two beautiful little girls
and one handsome little man*
RJ~5.17.2005~born @ 37w due to IUGR~4lbs 15ozs
Al~4.5.2008~born big and healthy @ 38w~7lbs 9.5ozs
Lil man~5.20.2011~born big and healthy @ 39w (after one he!! of a pregnancy)~8lbs 1oz
Christmas-fanatic here.
The music, the lights, the cooking, the sweets, the weather, the family....
BFP#1 1.28.10; HB 6w5d 2.18.10; No HB 3.8.10; Natural m/c 3.9.10 at 9w3d
BFP#2 - 7.22.10 DD born 3.16.11
BFP#3 - 8.11.11 DS born 3.27.12
I voted for Thanksgiving (big feast that I don't have to cook and 4 day weekend ~ sign me up!).
It used to be Christmas when I was younger, but now that I have in-laws and I'm a parent, it's just so stressful. I'm trying to change that, but it's still hard.
BFP #3 via cancelled IUI ~ C (2lb 3oz; HELLP) 5/16/11
BFP #4 via the natural (free!) way ~ E (8lb 11oz) 9/13/12
I have very fond memories from my childhood of Thanksgiving and now that C's birthday is so close (and will be on Thanksgiving when he's 5), it is definitely still Thanksgiving.
I love Christmas, but when I was a kid, we had so many places to go, it was such a pain. Now I have my ILs to entertain and that alone makes me annoyed at Christmas time.