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Ot: Happy Thanksgiving!
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Actually, your post made me hungry for some turkey and giblet gravy. Have a happy.
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You Canadians. Don't you know Thanksgiving isn't for another month and a half?
Happy Thanksgiving to all our Canadian brothers and sisters
How many of you guys are going to use a Khuk to cut up the bird?
Jake
Happy Thanksgiving to all our Canadian brothers and sisters How many of you guys are going to use a Khuk to cut up the bird? Jake
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Happy Thanksgiving, Dave...!
I agree, Thanksgiving is the best one.
Great memories for me. In early divorce days, I got "custody" of the kids for the Thanksgiving holiday.
Determined to prove my worth, that first Thanksgiving I prepared dinner for my 6 and 8-year old daughters and myself. It included:
One 25-pound turkey;
dressing with gravy;
mashed potatoes;
sweet potatoes;
cranberry sauce (2 kinds);
oven-fresh biscuits;
olives, celery, radishes...all artfully carved for eye-catching beauty;
Full-dress table setting;
and, of course, eggnog.
The two kids, skinny little Irish moppets, sat down, looked at this ponderous display of dad-compensation excess, and said:
"We need guests."
and so, for subsequent Thanksgiving holidays, we always invited guests...from other kids from school, to aging bachelors in the apartment complex.
There will always be a sweet spot in my heart for Thanksgiving.
Kis
I agree, Thanksgiving is the best one.
Great memories for me. In early divorce days, I got "custody" of the kids for the Thanksgiving holiday.
Determined to prove my worth, that first Thanksgiving I prepared dinner for my 6 and 8-year old daughters and myself. It included:
One 25-pound turkey;
dressing with gravy;
mashed potatoes;
sweet potatoes;
cranberry sauce (2 kinds);
oven-fresh biscuits;
olives, celery, radishes...all artfully carved for eye-catching beauty;
Full-dress table setting;
and, of course, eggnog.
The two kids, skinny little Irish moppets, sat down, looked at this ponderous display of dad-compensation excess, and said:
"We need guests."
and so, for subsequent Thanksgiving holidays, we always invited guests...from other kids from school, to aging bachelors in the apartment complex.
There will always be a sweet spot in my heart for Thanksgiving.
Kis
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Happy t-day
Cut the turkey with a ball peen.
Cut the turkey with a ball peen.
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My favorite meal of all times has to be the traditional Thanksgiving dinner, and I'm unable to travel to the U.S. in November. :grumpy: Italians prepare turkey in a different way, and have no idea what they're missing when I try to explain American style stuffing, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie, etc. To further explain the joy of making turkey, stuffing, and cranberry sauce sandwiches for the days following Thanksgiving would be equally futile. 
