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Miz Anne, Tilly Dawg, and myself wish all who celebrate a Happy and
Prosperous Thanksgiving. Today we're having a friend over for baked turkey breast, green beans I put up last fall, corn on the cob from our freezer, sweet potatoes (store bought), fresh baked bread, and a double crust pear pie from pear slices I canned earlier this year. A bountiful feast for three adults and a wee dog. Tomorrow we leave for our daughter's home to celebrate again on Saturday when all of her kids and grandkids can be there. Probably pretty close to the same meal but the three adult kids and spouses or significant others, plus one teanage boy still at home, and two greatgrands will probably eat it all up. It is indeed a joyous occasion and we forgive the Puritans, aka Pilgrims, for taking our land and misusing it. BSEG George |
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On Thu, 22 Nov 2007 08:29:16 -0600, George Shirley
wrote: Miz Anne, Tilly Dawg, and myself wish all who celebrate a Happy and Prosperous Thanksgiving. Today we're having a friend over for baked turkey breast, green beans I put up last fall, corn on the cob from our freezer, sweet potatoes (store bought), fresh baked bread, and a double crust pear pie from pear slices I canned earlier this year. A bountiful feast for three adults and a wee dog. Tomorrow we leave for our daughter's home to celebrate again on Saturday when all of her kids and grandkids can be there. Probably pretty close to the same meal but the three adult kids and spouses or significant others, plus one teanage boy still at home, and two greatgrands will probably eat it all up. It is indeed a joyous occasion and we forgive the Puritans, aka Pilgrims, for taking our land and misusing it. BSEG George Happy Thanksgiving to all. Both of my sons are here. We will be having our usual -- turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, broccoli,, cranberries, pumpkin pie. Just having the kids here makes it all worth while. -- Susan N. "Moral indignation is in most cases two percent moral, 48 percent indignation, and 50 percent envy." Vittorio De Sica, Italian movie director (1901-1974) |
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The Cook wrote:
On Thu, 22 Nov 2007 08:29:16 -0600, George Shirley wrote: Miz Anne, Tilly Dawg, and myself wish all who celebrate a Happy and Prosperous Thanksgiving. Today we're having a friend over for baked turkey breast, green beans I put up last fall, corn on the cob from our freezer, sweet potatoes (store bought), fresh baked bread, and a double crust pear pie from pear slices I canned earlier this year. A bountiful feast for three adults and a wee dog. Tomorrow we leave for our daughter's home to celebrate again on Saturday when all of her kids and grandkids can be there. Probably pretty close to the same meal but the three adult kids and spouses or significant others, plus one teanage boy still at home, and two greatgrands will probably eat it all up. It is indeed a joyous occasion and we forgive the Puritans, aka Pilgrims, for taking our land and misusing it. BSEG George Happy Thanksgiving to all. Both of my sons are here. We will be having our usual -- turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, broccoli,, cranberries, pumpkin pie. Just having the kids here makes it all worth while. To me that's what Thanksgiving is all about, family and friends. We were away from our family for more than five years in the early eighties and thoroughly missed the family gatherings although we had many new friends to celebrate with. We lived in a community with 149 different nationalities and many of them enjoyed Thanksgiving Day dinner with us. George |
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Oh pshaw, on Thu 22 Nov 2007 08:15:09a, The Cook meant to say...
On Thu, 22 Nov 2007 08:29:16 -0600, George Shirley wrote: Miz Anne, Tilly Dawg, and myself wish all who celebrate a Happy and Prosperous Thanksgiving. Today we're having a friend over for baked turkey breast, green beans I put up last fall, corn on the cob from our freezer, sweet potatoes (store bought), fresh baked bread, and a double crust pear pie from pear slices I canned earlier this year. A bountiful feast for three adults and a wee dog. Tomorrow we leave for our daughter's home to celebrate again on Saturday when all of her kids and grandkids can be there. Probably pretty close to the same meal but the three adult kids and spouses or significant others, plus one teanage boy still at home, and two greatgrands will probably eat it all up. It is indeed a joyous occasion and we forgive the Puritans, aka Pilgrims, for taking our land and misusing it. BSEG George Happy Thanksgiving to all. Both of my sons are here. We will be having our usual -- turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, broccoli,, cranberries, pumpkin pie. Just having the kids here makes it all worth while. In our case, just having the kids (all adults) _not_ here is a godsend. -- Wayne Boatwright Thu, 11(XI)/22(XXII)/07(MMVII) ¦ Today is: Thanksgiving Day (U.S.) ¦ ¦ A mind is a terrible thing to lose... ¦ |_| _, _ _ | |(_||_)|_)\_| ___ | ._| | |_ _ ,_ |/ , _ . .,_ _ | | |(_|| ||\/_)(_|||/|| |(_| ._| ._| |