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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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XP: Thanksgiving for 10...in one room
Hi -- I cross posted this from Holidays because it seems like this board is not getting a lot of traffic nowadays. Sniff!
I am hosting Thanksgiving for 10 in a townhouse with a single, small living space. I'm finding this really uncomfortable because there is no place for people to sit and talk, have drinks and apps, before or after the meal -- everything will have to happen in the one room. Is this possible? The other Thanksgiving gatherings I've been to have had a large kitchen or family room for folks to mingle, and then dinner was served in a formal dining room or other room converted for that purpose. My guests will walk in the door and BOOM there's the table, squashed in between a gigantic television and a couch, and they will have to sit there for the entire day. This is not a crowd that does buffet: several of the guests are old and one is in a wheelchair, so they will want to be securely seated for the meal.
Any suggestions for how to organize this?
I am hosting Thanksgiving for 10 in a townhouse with a single, small living space. I'm finding this really uncomfortable because there is no place for people to sit and talk, have drinks and apps, before or after the meal -- everything will have to happen in the one room. Is this possible? The other Thanksgiving gatherings I've been to have had a large kitchen or family room for folks to mingle, and then dinner was served in a formal dining room or other room converted for that purpose. My guests will walk in the door and BOOM there's the table, squashed in between a gigantic television and a couch, and they will have to sit there for the entire day. This is not a crowd that does buffet: several of the guests are old and one is in a wheelchair, so they will want to be securely seated for the meal.
Any suggestions for how to organize this?
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