We end up splitting the time between families, and that tends to be a lot of driving. But this year, we're flying to visit my brother and SIL.
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Never since our families are nearby. I love it, because when it's the holidays and cold outside, I just want to stay warm and comfy at home.
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Normally to my parents house which is 2 hours away, but this year everyone is coming to me because LO will only be 3-1/2 weeks old.
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We drive 2 hours to D's aunt's cabin on the Chesapeake Bay. His family has been gathering there for Thanksgiving since he was a child. I can't imagine going anywhere else!
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We usually travel to ILs in another state but this year we're staying home because we already took LO on a big trip last month. I'm so excited to be staying home!
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My family is down the street, but this year they are coming with us to my MIL's house {about 2 hours away}.
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3 minutes down the street to my mom's house
I can't stand traveling for holidays!
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Never! We both come from divorced families and were tired of trying to please everyone and driving allllll over the state. We have hosted for years and have an open door policy.
I'll never let it go!!!!!!
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No. It's a short holiday and not worth it to send $400+ to fly home for a few days. If we fly home, I'm there for a good week or two.
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I'd say 60% of Thanksgivings have been at home- I am ccounting childhood and adulthood.
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Usually, because all of our family is out of town. We were going to stay home this year, because it seemed like it was too much work to leave. But then we realized that cooking T-giving dinner for two people was a lot of work too, so we're going
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Nope, my parents live near by and usually come to my place since it's bigger. My in laws are a flight away so we typically see them Xmas instead.
I can't stand traveling for holidays!
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