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Thu Nov-24-05 01:31 PM
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Poll question: How Many Were (Will Be) Around Your Thanksgiving Table? |
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Edited on Thu Nov-24-05 01:59 PM by arwalden
... and who cooked?
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Thu Nov-24-05 01:57 PM
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I'll be spending the day with some aunts, uncles, cousins and my dad. But it is noting out of the ordinary because we all have dinner together every Saturday night...so it's a pretty casual affair, which is a good thing because I'm wearing my "eatin' pants" today!
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Thu Nov-24-05 01:59 PM
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Edited on Thu Nov-24-05 02:00 PM by Rabrrrrrr
And I wants it that way!
Tomorrow, I go spend time with family and visit.
Today, it's rest and relaxation - a t-bone for lunch, making some french onion soup, will have that and some squash and some other stuff for supper, making cookies... might make some truffles... watch some movies... fire up the fireplace, wait for the sun to go down (goddamn thing is shining like a fucking beacon today, so I have all the windows shuttered up, and I hate this - I love having the windows unblocked so I can see outside and enjoy it, but not when the goddamn sun is blaring itself in with all unwelcome), and then enjoy myself with an Aviation and then maybe a Stinger or two, and do some reading and fall asleep whenever I feel like it.
Ah, tis a good day.
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Thu Nov-24-05 02:00 PM
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but hubby's daughter is doing a spread for 36+ up on bainbridge, wow!
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Thu Nov-24-05 02:01 PM
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4. Number 9... Number 9... Number 9... |
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Thu Nov-24-05 02:01 PM
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5. To many, all I wanted was a quiet day to myself and the animals that |
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own me.
Last night one by one certain people started to invite themselves over, I feel like Charlie Brown.
Little do they know that they are helping me put up the lights in the afternoon.
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Thu Nov-24-05 02:21 PM
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6. 6: LeftyKid and I, my sister and her boyfriend, my Mom and her husband. |
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Mom cooks the omni food, I cook a separeate meal for LeftyKid and myself.
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Thu Nov-24-05 02:25 PM
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7. Six of us. Hubby, 2 sons, brother and his wife and moi |
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I cook. And cook. And cook. Yum!
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Thu Nov-24-05 02:28 PM
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And the missus is cooking.
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Thu Nov-24-05 02:35 PM
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11. should i include the impaled barbarians? |
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table for one please. . .
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Thu Nov-24-05 02:41 PM
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I cooked and hubby helped. It was too much but once or twice a year is fun. All of our family live in other states so it's just us. Happy Thanksgiving AR, and who is cooking at your house?
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Thu Nov-24-05 02:49 PM
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13. 21 at the Postal family's gathering |
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My parents in law are doing the turkey and dressing, since it will be at their house, and the rest is divided between other relatives. I'm doing butter popovers and sage wheat rolls.
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Thu Nov-24-05 03:13 PM
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15. Three - just my parents and me this year |
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Thu Nov-24-05 03:19 PM
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My spouse and I ate at a restaurant as we wanted to just relax and not have too much to do. I gave my kitties some Fancy Feast Turkey dinner, however. They are now frolicking near the sunny bay window!
Happy Thanksgiving all...
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Thu Nov-24-05 09:52 PM
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28. You had a table in the restaurant, right? |
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We ate out, too, as usual. I brought home some turkey for the kitties, but they were totally unimpressed and didn't eat it.
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Fri Nov-25-05 01:52 AM
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32. Not any reservations though |
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This restaurant wouldn't take them...
The wait person was a little pushy...but it was OK. No muss otherwise. Good pumpkin pie.
The kitties got real kitty food by Fancy Feast--i don't feed them human food very often..likewise, I seldom give them too rich of food like Fancy Feast, but once in a while, it's OK...we generally give them Hill's R/D food (prescription diet) so that they get good dry food and don't gain too much weight.
The oldest kitty has been on Hill's R/D for nearly 9 years and doing great on it.
But if she could, she'd be having a chickenhawk for T-giving!!
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Thu Nov-24-05 03:52 PM
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17. five - cooked by my sister and my 14-yr-old nephew who digs Paula Deen |
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dining w/ sister, nephew, niece (17), and my Beloved. :hi:
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Thu Nov-24-05 03:52 PM
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Family potluck with my daughter's fiance's extended family about 35 miles north of here. We're heading out into the snow in about 10 minutes.
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Thu Nov-24-05 04:43 PM
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20. I Cooked For Five And It Was Delicious |
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Edited on Thu Nov-24-05 04:46 PM by AccessGranted
Not bragging but as my mother used to say, I really put my foot in it". That was a damn good meal if I do say so myself.
It was just me, my fiance and my three sons who are 22, 20 and 13. Everybody is stuffed. Fiance is sleep and kids are playing video games.
I'm here with you guys relaxing for a minute and having a nice glass of white zinfandel.
Life is beautiful.
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Thu Nov-24-05 07:49 PM
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21. I cooked my first Thanksgiving meal. |
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For myself, my husband, and our three sons. It turned out great! Now I'm off to grab a glass of wine. Just put the kids in bed - time to relax!
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Thu Nov-24-05 08:20 PM
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22. Lunch buffet for 1 at the Western Sizzlin' (only place open locally)..... |
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It was NOT festive!. My guys away taking care of his mom, my brother and sis-in-law are in Mexico, my favorite neighbors are in Texas and I'm stuck here dog-sitting three mutts and getting food ready for a party Saturday night.
It was not a memorable Thanksgiving.
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Thu Nov-24-05 08:24 PM
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And I didn't exactly eat at the table: I sat on the floor in front of the TV. :)
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Thu Nov-24-05 08:41 PM
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24. Just me, my parents, and my brother. |
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My mom and I cooked. My dad helped by chopping some vegetables and washing dishes. My brother helped by taking a shower. ;)
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Thu Nov-24-05 08:46 PM
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25. We don't sit around a table. |
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We do it buffet-style.
:evilgrin:
But there were, what, 18, maybe??
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Thu Nov-24-05 09:11 PM
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26. I ate at the kiddie table. |
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There was a big table and a smaller one for overflow. No kiddies, except for 3 teens. They picked seats at the big table, so Miz t. and I and a single lady sat at the kiddie's table. It was OK. We had grown up drinks. ;-)
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Thu Nov-24-05 09:12 PM
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I had dinner with friends, since my parents abandoned me for their cruise. :nopity:
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Thu Nov-24-05 10:14 PM
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29. 23 this year, ages 3 to 87. three of us cooked but everyone |
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contributes. It was a "grand" affair.
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Fri Nov-25-05 01:12 AM
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h and I cooked. We have it down to a science with a timeline for each dish and everything.
Turkey was good and we tried some new recipes. There were lots of deserts.
Now we have to figure out where to put the giant turkey carcass.
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Fri Nov-25-05 01:21 AM
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31. 15 people and I'm exhausted, but content. We've been up since 6am |
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It's 10:30 now and everyone is finally gone. It went quite well, all things considered, but I have a raging headache from drinking too much wine and am really really tired.
Looking forward to sleeping in tomorrow....
:hi: Shine
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