Cole started it.
Shane was happy to send a goofy picture back!
I texted many people a "Happy Thanksgiving" and that picture!
Our day was a quiet one. Shane wanted to build a city out of Legos to get hit by natural disasters. Whether he was trying to play survival or destroy it is anyone's guess!
He had a radio tower to start, so I started building some townhouses, quads, apartment buildings, and a gas station as seen from an airplane. That led to Shane building an airport and some airplanes to fly overhead.
Carrie joined us after a shower.
Shane's radio tower became an air traffic control tower and Carrie built a radio tower that Shane later souped up to be a power plant.
With all the natural disasters Shane was ready to inflict (including a blanket sized tsunami) it seemed prudent to give the town a hospital.
We managed to play without electronics for the entire first half of the day!
Carrie went non-traditional for our Thanksgiving meal. She mean a soup involving bacon, potatoes, and pumpkin.
For our evening entertainment: American Ninja Warrior! We watched some The Floor is Lava the other night, so we were on an obstacle course kick.
Shane was willing to bounce on the couches, but he had no interest in building our own course and getting some exercise!
It was a much quieter Thanksgiving than years prior. Grandma and Grandpa opted to go to NOVA rather than host, because Rachel and Chris had some concerns about Shane coming back from SC without much time in between. Sophia was just in the hospital from a ruptured appendix, so germs and health were in the forefront of their minds.
On one hand, we would have liked to have seen them. On the other, it was really nice to have a day with no expectations. I've been enjoying the break from work and time with family immensely.
Thanksgiving 2020 was the holiday we needed. We can have a busier Thanksgiving with more people next year.
