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Cousin Friendsgiving
Sun, Nov 22 · 4:00 PM
Marcus’s yard
Thanksgiving
For the cousins. The calendar, the plans, and the quiet months in between.

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Sun, Nov 22 · 4:00 PM
Marcus’s yard
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The reunions are on the calendar. This is what keeps first cousins in touch on a regular Tuesday.
Three jobs a month. They reset on their own so the board never goes stale.
Somebody teaches. Log the practice and the year quest checks itself.
The crew picks the in-between plan instead of waiting on the next holiday.
Shapes drop. Fill a row and it clears. Twelve rows in one game lands on the cousin meter.
Anyone in the family can send a birthday, a photo, or a date. Nothing is public until the desk approves it.
Everyone can read what’s already approved. New dates and birthdays go through Send it in, then the desk.
Gathering
Sun, Nov 22
4:00 PM · Marcus’s yard
Dish with your name on it. Adults, first cousins, no plus-one surprises.
Skills showcase
Sat, Nov 28
11:00 AM · Andre’s driveway
Andre runs the pit. Everybody else brings rub, foil, and patience.

Gathering
Sat, Dec 5
12:00 PM · Tanner Senior Center
13589 Lucas Ferry Road, Athens, AL 35611
$10 a person. That covers a gift for the aunts and uncles. Keep it quiet so the surprise stays a surprise.
Gathering
Sun, Dec 6
6:00 PM · Meet at Denise’s
Two houses, one playlist, a thermos. Cars, not bikes.
Game night
Sun, Dec 20
7:00 PM · Tasha’s living room
Tables of four. Losers handle January’s skill share.
Skills showcase
Sun, Jan 17
2:00 PM · The lot
Ten minutes each. A recipe, a repair, a story, or a hand you can actually play.
Gathering
Sun, Feb 14
11:00 AM · Kitchen
Pancakes and the February notes. Speeches stay under two minutes.
Helping out
Sun, Apr 11
9:00 AM · The family lot
Bags, gloves, then a long lunch. The work and the hang are the same day.
Gathering
Sun, Jul 4
12:00 PM · City park pavilion
Cooler, cards, and the grill. Fireworks optional. Cousins required.
Events and birthdays on one board. Tap a day.
Who’s who, when their birthday is, and what they actually do. Use it when someone needs a real introduction — a contractor, a bookkeeper, a person who knows the work — not a skill score.
Monthly jobs flip over with the calendar. The year list stays up until the crew knocks it out.
Birthdays, photos, and calendar dates sit here until a cousin with the family code approves them.
Thanksgiving
The board is set for Thanksgiving.
The family board keeps the top scores.
Stack
Fit the shapes. A full row clears.
Hold
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Family scores
No scores yet. Finish a game and put your name on it.
Arrows move. Up turns the piece. Space drops it. C holds it. P pauses. Holding a direction keeps moving.