Do you really WANT to eat turkey for Thanksgiving dinner, or do you HAVE TO eat it?
915712
Turkey sandwiches w/cranberry are the best! Yum! Yes, I want to eat turkey!  gobble. gobble. :)
875122
I'm throwing a Thanksgiving dinner for friends on Saturday. I make Karaoke disks as a hobby and my latest one has the Fergalicious song on it. So to answer your question "YES", I will be having a Fergalicious Thanksgiving, literally. haha
478927
Call the turkey or banish the Chicken?
968673
Thanksgiving Day is traditionally a day when family gather with friends and strangers.  We celebrate what we are thankful for and mostly for the freedom that our forefathers fought so hard for. It is a tradition in my family that after the blessing on the food, everyone gets to say 1 thing they are thankful for and they can't repeat a response that another has already made.  We start with the youngest and move to the oldest. It builds awareness in our family of what we are grateful for.
890599
They eat tofurky...it's turkey made out of tofu. Seriously. And fruits, vegetables and all that stuff.
962856
I don't regret a damn thing. If you hate Thanksgiving so damn much don't freaking celebrate it. Donate your food to people who can't afford it instead of whining about how fat you're going to get.\n\nI'm going to celebrate with my family, I'm going to have my turkey and potato stuffing and my apple pie and you health freaks can shove your complaints where the sun don't shine.
941350
It depends on how close the couple is...I would take it to the heart in my case but that is because my boyfriend and I consider each other family and his family is my family and my family is his family...the point is, we are all very close so yeah, if he said that it would hurt me.  We are having 2 thanksgivings this year, we are not cooking at our house but my side of the family is having turkey dinner around 4 or 5 and his side of the family is having it around 8...so we are going to starve all day and eat at both families houses.  A little off the subject but all the talk of thanksgiving got me thinking about it, sorry.
849550
It is not only ok, it is preferred.  You can have Thanksgiving with me anytime.  I was starting to think i was the only one who did this.
782898
We carve the turkey in the kitchen for several reasons.  One--we have a large family, so we need as much room as possible for folks to sit, and to put food on the table.  Secondly, it's a lot easier to carve the turkey before dinner and have less people handling it.  Third, you would have someone "in the way" all the time trying to cut it.  Lastly, when we sit down to eat, everyone can eat and no one in particular has to be up and trying to carve the bird in a "aesthetically pleasing" pattern.  Just cut the darn thing and eat!  Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!
389664
Thanksgiving, at it's most basic, is a harvest festival to thank GOD[1] and neighbors for providing enough food to last through the winter. Today, it is more of a celebration of abundance: whether of food, friends, or other 'blessings'.\n\nYou can have Thanksgiving at someone's house by cooking a large meal there on the fourth Thursday in November (US) and inviting friends and family to share in it. Different families have traditional meals, though a typical modern dinner might include Turkey, Mashed Potatoes and Gravy, a vegetable dish, a jello dish, and Pumpkin Pie.\n\n\n[1] Since Thanksgiving (as such) was a Colonial American celebration, this would be the Christian God as followed by the majority of the settlers at the time. As Thanksgiving is analogous to harvest festivals occuring in many other religions, this designation is not necessarily exclusive
938265
We are going to my mother-n-laws house. We are having a Turkey, dressing, and all the good stuff! I can not wait. That night we are going to see my mom sister and her husband and my nephew and niece. I get so hungry just thinking about it. Ohh! Don't forget to take some plastic containers to bring home all the left overs in. I forgot last year and this year I'm going to make sure I do not forget.\nHAPPY THANKSGIVING!!
975397
If your Family cooked a big dinner for ThanksGiving,and a bunch of illegals jump your fence and started eating your Fu@#ing Turkey without helping to buy it,without helping to cook and set the table,would you be ok with that.\nLike our "Country",we paid for it(Taxes),we built it,why should we let people from another country get a free piece of the American pie or Turkey,whatever.;)?
937674
The Pilgrims did indeed have turkey to eat but they were small gamy birds- not like the butter balls of today.They also had chicken pie and several other goodies.\n\nBesides, we like Turkey.
822652
Thanksgiving's at my family's old house used to be crazy.  Family members from all over the US would gather in the small farmhouse, cooking dinner, playing football, and reminicse by the fire.  I remember fondly a Thanksgiving eight years ago.  I was stuffing the turkey and my mom was making pumpkin pie.  We didn't have a mixer, so she took out the blender and said "Yeah, you blend" I told her she was crazy and went back to fixing the turkey. My cousin walked in on my mom trying to make pumpkin pie in the blender and said "Ohh la la", out of suprise.  She looked at me with a serious look on her face "Lets sit in front of the fireplace" she said.  Just then, the lights suddently went out.  The phone rang.  It was my cousins. Due to the massive storm that had hit the area, they wouldn't be able to make it. "Bill Bailey won't you please come home", my mom jokingly told my cousins on the phone.  I heard my aunt screaming from the other room at my six year old cousin " you are not going to watch tv as we eat dinner." He responded by having a temper tantrum because he didn't understand power outage.\n\nDespite the power outage, the stove was gas so we were able to have a beautiful candlelight feast without the tv on or cousins watching tv.
949758
No matter how much you have, there is always too much food!! At my thanksgivings it's never a surprise to give every guest a tupperware container filled with every dish that was served lol. Thats what's excellent about thanksgiving; the leftovers taste excellent until like, January :) so I guess in answer to your question, It's both enough and too much. Yay leftovers!
876383
I want some turkey..........GIVE ME SOME TURKEY.........lol
529946
Go for it. Turkey get boring.