What should i do for Thanksgiving?
920405
GO WITH HIM.... Tell the folks to get used to divided holidays and promise them Christmas,  mean it.  That's when you get your presents after all.  This is something every one comes up against as they couple up.  It's not easy but compromises have to be made.  \nAn additional consideration for the future is which holiday draws the most family together at which venue.  If you feel welcome, go.  It is awful short notice if you have promised your Mom to bring the pie.
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For Thanksgiving, my boyfriend is coming over.  I have no CLUE how to make a turkey, and I'm not fond of ham (unless my Mom makes it).\n\nI'm cooking:\n\nScallops in a Mascarpone Sauce\nLentils with Apple Bacon and an Apple Cider Reduction\nTruffled Red Wine Risotto\nBok Choy with Garlic\nCauliflower fried in Duck Fat
807527
Pecan Pie is always good (and a winner too)!\n\nHave a lovely rest of the day.  Happy Early Thanksgiving.
976591
A fall bouquet is always a nice addition.  They are aranged and ready to go at most flower shops, grocery stores and Trader Joes.\nHave a happy Thanksgiving.
265813
Have an afternoon of boardgames. \nRead a book together. \nPlay tag, hide & seek, or any other childhood game. \nHave a tickle fight. \nRestaurant hop: pick 3-4 restaurants & get something from each one; appetizer at one, dinner at another, dessert, etc.\nLearn something together: dance, massage, cook, etc.\nGo for a hike, go camping, or for a boat ride.\nFly a kite.\nBake all afternoon. Cook all afternoon & enjoy a night in.\nHave a pajama party.\nGo on a spontaneous road-trip.\n\nI hope some of this helps. Best of luck.
675445
You first see who all you will be preparing for. Find a place to hold the feast. Then buy a lot of food that everyone can enjoy and learn how to cook it (hopefully get someone to help buying and preparing the food).\nGood luck!
951076
Try making a list of things you are thankful for.  Start small with things like:\nI'm thankful that I have a family\nI'm thankful that I can afford food for a special meal\nI'm thankful that I have a roof over my head\nand so forth
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take them to places they really loved and try everything and anything to make them come back so to speak. good luck and god bless and happy thanksgiving.
869380
I celebrate thanksgiving to \n1. Spend time with my family\n2. To look back at my life and realize how lucky I am to be able to have a feast every year while some people are scrounging for food.\n3. To give thanks for what I have and to pray that, at least that one day, The people who aren't as lucky find some hapiness
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people whom you love like your family and friends\n\nHAPPY THANKSGIVING
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Invite close friends over and have a small party. Have them over for dinner and make it like it is Thanksgiving, have everyone bring things over and then buy something for the party like at thanksgiving
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Turkey(baked)\nTurkey(cajun)\nHam\nDuck\nSquash\nMac and cheese\nBroc and cheese rice\nGreen beans\nDressing(kind of like stuffing) w/giblet gravy on the side\nSome type of greens(collard or mustard)\nblack eyed peas(sometimes)\nlima beans\nspuds\nrolls\npies(sweet potatoe,coconut)\ncheese cake\nand then usually everyone brings a "NEW" dish\nsomething we haven't had for Thanksgiving before...\nI'm sure I'm leaving something out.... but yeah....oh Yams
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I think it's great that your son is home and you'll all be together for Thanksgiving! Talk about something to be thankful for! I am planning to have Thanksgiving at home with my family. My boyfreind is going to cook because he's the best at it. I think he's planning to make a traditional Thanksgiving dinner, including mashed potatoes from scratch. My mom made a pumpkin and pecan pie for dessert. I guess my contribution will be cleaning up.
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1.  Next year, initiate a totally vegetarian 'Thanks For Letting The Turkey Live' day.  Teach by example.\n\n2.  You don't have to mention that there will not be meat.  You only need to ask others invited if they have any food allergies.\n\n3.  See the website below for ideas.\n\nGood Luck and Warm Wishes.
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I'm sure almost anything you decide to bring will be enjoyed by all.  I would probably bring something not too heavy (and easy to make) like deviled eggs.  Maybe you could make/bring some sort of dip and crackers to go along with the dip.  It's nice to have a variety of food at Thanksgiving.  Enjoy your holiday!
704040
My goodness!  All those people and you're on bed rest?!?!?!\nLet everyone else bring the food, you can do potluck.\nI do have a story.  My nephew's wife was responsible one year for cooking the turkey.  She got up very early in the morning and put it on, fixed other things, then decided she would lay down for a while.  Well, of course she fell asleep, and when she woke up it was almost dinnertime.  The turkey had cooked to leather.  Luckily she is a quick thinker.  She borrowed leftover dark meat from a friend who had done her turkey the day before.  And she went to a restaurant in town and bought a cooked turkey breast.  She cut it up and stuck it on a platter together and came on to dinner at my sister's house.  Told them she had decided to carve it at home.  My mother bragged on how good and tender it was.  She didn't tell my sister (her mother-in-law) about it for years!\nSeriously, let the family help you.  They will understand.  So put your turkey in the oven (don't go to sleep and forget it, though!)\nLet the hubby straighten the house.  Let the others cook and bring a dish.  Then let them all clean up.  While they're at it, they can do the decorating while you supervise from the sofa!\nGood luck to you, and Happy Thanksgiving.
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Turn on Macy's Day Parade\nCooking and baking\neat, eat, eat\nFootball~~~~~~GOOOOOOOOOO COWBOYS