One of my favorite traditions with friends is our “Pancake Sunday.” It started totally by accident—we were all hungover one weekend and someone made pancakes, and now it's a regular thing. We rotate who hosts, and it’s evolved into this cozy, low-pressure ritual where we catch up, try new toppings (we’ve gotten weirdly experimental), and decompress before the week starts. It’s kind of the glue that keeps us connected, even when things get busy.
With my friends, we started this thing where every time we hang out, someone has to bring a weird or funny snack we’ve never tried before. It’s become a little challenge to find the weirdest or coolest snack each time. It’s a fun way to mix things up and gives us something to laugh about no matter what.
So one tradition my friends and I started (kind of by accident, honestly) is what we now call “Cursed Movie Night.” It all began when someone picked a super low-budget horror film that was so bad, it was hilarious. Now, every month, we purposely dig up the weirdest, worst-rated movies we can find—cheesy effects, awkward dialogue, the whole package—and watch them together, roasting them like a live commentary track.
We bring snacks, vote on the next pick, and somehow it’s become one of the most fun and weirdly bonding things we do. It’s chaos, but it’s our chaos.
One of my favorite traditions with friends is our “Pancake Sunday.” It started totally by accident—we were all hungover one weekend and someone made pancakes, and now it's a regular thing. We rotate who hosts, and it’s evolved into this cozy, low-pressure ritual where we catch up, try new toppings (we’ve gotten weirdly experimental), and decompress before the week starts. It’s kind of the glue that keeps us connected, even when things get busy.
ReplyDeleteWith my friends, we started this thing where every time we hang out, someone has to bring a weird or funny snack we’ve never tried before. It’s become a little challenge to find the weirdest or coolest snack each time. It’s a fun way to mix things up and gives us something to laugh about no matter what.
ReplyDeleteSo one tradition my friends and I started (kind of by accident, honestly) is what we now call “Cursed Movie Night.” It all began when someone picked a super low-budget horror film that was so bad, it was hilarious. Now, every month, we purposely dig up the weirdest, worst-rated movies we can find—cheesy effects, awkward dialogue, the whole package—and watch them together, roasting them like a live commentary track.
ReplyDeleteWe bring snacks, vote on the next pick, and somehow it’s become one of the most fun and weirdly bonding things we do. It’s chaos, but it’s our chaos.