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Fri Nov-21-03 03:44 PM
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| I am cooking for my wifes whole family for thanksgiving |
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and she is working. Ask me anything.
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| CO Liberal
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Fri Nov-21-03 03:45 PM
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| 1. I Thought It Said..... |
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...that you were cooking your wife's whole family!
I've gotta get these glasses replaced......
:-)
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Fri Nov-21-03 03:46 PM
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| 2. That wouldn't be a bad idea.. |
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Cooking her whole family I mean!!
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Fri Nov-21-03 03:53 PM
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| 4. I saw the exact same headline...'cooking family for t'giving'...dalhmer |
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and you!!! wow...what a feast! LOL NOT
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| glarius
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Fri Nov-21-03 03:51 PM
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| 3. Let me be the first Canadian to wish you Happy Thanksgiving! |
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We had ours the second Monday in October....The only advice I can give you in the cooking category is...Be sure you time things so that everything is ready (more or less) at the same time!....My married daughter does our Thanksgiving dinner now, so I'm spared the work...The important thing is being together with your loved ones! As long as the meal is decent don't worry....:)
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