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I'm on the west coast and we have a light schedule for Christmas Eve so I'll be watching.
After uninterrupted family Christmas activities, Mass, etc. I've got an appointment with 3 ghosts. I'll run the replay the next afternoon in the kitchen whilst cooking a British boxing day Christmas dinner of ribeye roast, Yorkshire puddings, and roast potatoes with a lovely red wine of choice.
3,7,and 9 year olds.....that's what it's all about. I remember those Christmas days. Lots of fun.How many of you are not watching the game this Sunday at 4est due to xmas eve plans? I know with my family, we will go to early mass and then out to dinner so I will absolutely miss all of it. I have spectrum streaming so can't even record to watch and when we get home from dinner have magic family time with the 3,7,9 year olds....needless to say, I am going to have to bypass this week due to scheduling.
Hopefully they get the win but curious how many of you are in the same predicament I am in and what you are doing to be able to watch later without knowing how it unfolded?
(PS this thread is not about not watching bc I don't want to or bc trying to make some dumb statement, so lets not make it about that please)
My kids do this with me as well during football season. Before they would plan celebrations, they would call and ask "when do the Cowboys play?" I trained them well. LOLI will be watching. Even when I was married and our son was younger. Plans would have been made around the ball game.
Just like now, if my son and his family comes over and a game is on. They know where to find me.
It's going to be tough at that time slot for all of us and our families.How many of you are not watching the game this Sunday at 4est due to xmas eve plans? I know with my family, we will go to early mass and then out to dinner so I will absolutely miss all of it. I have spectrum streaming so can't even record to watch and when we get home from dinner have magic family time with the 3,7,9 year olds....needless to say, I am going to have to bypass this week due to scheduling.
Hopefully they get the win but curious how many of you are in the same predicament I am in and what you are doing to be able to watch later without knowing how it unfolded?
(PS this thread is not about not watching bc I don't want to or bc trying to make some dumb statement, so lets not make it about that please)
That's awesome, congratulations.I missed last week's game to watch my daughter star in "The Nutcracker" for the Oakland Ballet Company. Christmas comes every year, the Cowboys play 20 times a year.. my daughter's first principal role as a professional will only happen once. I would have skipped the Super Bowl for that. In terms of recording though.. I strongly suggest you get yourself an Amazon Firestick and an HDMI capture stick, plug them both into your computer and record the game there. Then at least you can go watch it a little later. Oh and my daughter was absolutely amazing in her performance by the way.. I damn near cried!!
Congratulations!! i hope she says yes!!I’m proposing to my girlfriend on Sunday so will probably miss the game live. Recording for later though.
It's probably 50/50 for me. We have stuff to do as well with family.How many of you are not watching the game this Sunday at 4est due to xmas eve plans? I know with my family, we will go to early mass and then out to dinner so I will absolutely miss all of it. I have spectrum streaming so can't even record to watch and when we get home from dinner have magic family time with the 3,7,9 year olds....needless to say, I am going to have to bypass this week due to scheduling.
Hopefully they get the win but curious how many of you are in the same predicament I am in and what you are doing to be able to watch later without knowing how it unfolded?
(PS this thread is not about not watching bc I don't want to or bc trying to make some dumb statement, so lets not make it about that please)
Can;t you have it on while doing your christmas?