I looooove to cook! I do Martha Stewart's white wine and butter turkey every year.
I have good memories growing up of Thanksgiving up in MA, which for some reason, being the Land of T'giving, really does it better than anywhere else I've been. Lots of big family dinners, amazing cooks, and lots of good card games. Uno, anyone?
Our inlaws have decided that the other two unmarried adult siblings are more worthy of T'giving than we are so they are flying up to NYC to celebrate T'giving with them rather than the two siblings flying down here to eat at our place. *sigh*. We're just not cool enough. The kids are like, does Grandma not like your turkey?
So we've done turkey day with just the four of us, and while it's been an adjustment for me from the gigantic turkey powwows of my childhood, I'm really starting to enjoy it!
We stay in our jammies all day, we watch the parades, the girls are now old enough to help me make the food (I still make enough to send an army into a tryptophanic coma) and that's wonderful!
I call my parents, who are still up in MA and still doing the relatively large turkey day festivities. My mom and I see who got the bigger turkey and what we cooked for side dishes, etc, and miss each other and talk about the next disney vacation that we're going on together.
Our other tradition that we do now is look through our photo albums on Thanksgiving, to remember what we all have to be thankful for!