Wishing All A Happy Thanksgiving
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OK guys...we are all from different regions of the country...and as can be debated after the recent map thread claiming several distict "countries" within the usa based on culture, history, original racial/country of origin for population.......what do you usually have for Thanksgiving???
I live in Maryland..my dad was from north Carolina....my mom emigrated to the USA from wales in the 1970's..and my wife is black and her family is from rural Virginia and Washington DC.....I was born in Miami..lived in California...and spent most of my life in Maryland but work in pa, wv, MD, delaware, nj, Va, and Dc.....and spent several weeks a year in wales growing up...what does your region have every year on Turkey day?
Hi Briar,
Thank you for this thread. This is a particularly special Thanksgiving for me as I get to celebrate it with my sister-in-law who is recovering very well from liver transplant surgery. My son and I will be traveling up to the bay area for the festivities. My family is gathering from all over the country for the event.
We'll be having a traditional Thanksgiving dinner with all of the trimmings. There will be Bird, of course, along with stuffing, sweet potatoes, cranberry dressing, a variety of side dishes, and a plethora of desserts including pies and cookies, everything made from scratch. Everyone will be contributing a dish. Thankfully, they are all gifted cooks.
I'll provide screeners of animated films for the kids to watch. There will also be backgammon contests, charades, and other forms of mild combat.
I'm reminded that I have much to be thankful for this year. I'm thankful for Leda's recovery, the love of a wonderful woman (my fianceé), a roof over my balding head, food on the table, good health, enduring friendships, and so much more.
Happy Thanksgiving to you.
Thank you for this thread. This is a particularly special Thanksgiving for me as I get to celebrate it with my sister-in-law who is recovering very well from liver transplant surgery. My son and I will be traveling up to the bay area for the festivities. My family is gathering from all over the country for the event.
We'll be having a traditional Thanksgiving dinner with all of the trimmings. There will be Bird, of course, along with stuffing, sweet potatoes, cranberry dressing, a variety of side dishes, and a plethora of desserts including pies and cookies, everything made from scratch. Everyone will be contributing a dish. Thankfully, they are all gifted cooks.
I'll provide screeners of animated films for the kids to watch. There will also be backgammon contests, charades, and other forms of mild combat.
I'm reminded that I have much to be thankful for this year. I'm thankful for Leda's recovery, the love of a wonderful woman (my fianceé), a roof over my balding head, food on the table, good health, enduring friendships, and so much more.
Happy Thanksgiving to you.
Happy Thanksgiving to all, have a blessed one. sablebrush52, that sounds like a wonderful Thanksgiving!
@ Teddy, funny stuff! As for the second pic, there's something freaky about two ducks sitting down to eat a turkey!
Happy thanksgiving to all!
Happy thanksgiving to all!
Haha love the comic, and Mickey and his gang! Happy Thanksgiving to all! I'm thankful to be a member of these forums.
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