8 Cats Who Look Like We Feel After Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is a time to hit pause on our busy lives and finally practice some of that #gratitude we’ve been talking about all year. It’s our favorite feel-good holiday that doesn’t come with the expectation of romance, presents, or high glam. We can just bask in the love of our family: biological, chosen, furry, or a combination of all three.
And then there’s the food at Thanksgiving dinner — have we mentioned the food? Another thing we’re thankful for is yoga pants, because between the turkey, the gravy, the pies, and five kinds of carbs, we’re going to have our Fitbits working on overdrive next week trying to make up the caloric difference. Not that that’s a bad thing, of course. If there’s any time to stuff your face with three desserts, Thanksgiving’s it. But after that last sliver of pie is gone, the food coma hits.
These cats have nailed the highly relatable post-Thanksgiving meal stupor. They even bear a striking resemblance to certain family members.
Cousin Gene
knew he shouldn’t have scarfed up the pool of leftover gravy from Grandma’s plate, but he just couldn’t help himself, and no one was really surprised.

Photo credit: Don Sampson, Flickr
Beatrice
considered leaving the last bite of giblet stuffing, but she was no quitter.

Photo credit: Ali Crehan, Flickr
Aunt Margaret
realized she would need those SPANX for the holiday gala.

Photo credit: Lauren Tucker, Flickr
Uncle Frank
His urge for a nap was far greater than his urge to watch football.

Photo credit: Heather, Flickr
Pat
vows to sign up for spin classes on Monday.

Photo credit: fauxto_digit, Flickr
Cousin Loretta
wondered if anyone would notice if she left the dirty dishes and disappeared into the cat condo to play Candy Crush.

Photo credit: play4smee, Flickr
Little Leon
His eyes were bigger than his stomach. He would later blame tryptophan for the sleepy face plant into his food.

Photo credit: Julie Falk, Flickr
Grandpa Gus
Everyone knew that as soon as he hit his favorite chair, he’d be out in a matter of minutes.

Photo credit: Julie van der Velden, Flickr
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