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Keep holiday game night in the living room, so nobody has to chase snacks or hunt for the next activity. Set out a small lineup—one quick card game and a couple of easy-to-learn favorites—for football breaks
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Late TV can make “one more ep” eat an hour. Autoplay rolls on, and a tired mind may not stop. Turn it off, set a screens-off time, and put your phone far from bed. Small steps can help you end the night on time and make room for rest, too, each night.
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Keep holiday game night in one room, with a small lineup of quick games ready between football breaks. Set out coasters to protect the table, and keep snacks and cleanup supplies close by. When the night winds down, everything’s easy to tidy up.
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