Who would you like to invite to thanksgiving dinner?
956734
Nobody because I am working.  :)
925788
Offer him dinner? LOL_
764856
It sorta sounds like you *don't* actually have any plans for Thanksgiving. Did you make up your invitation just to bring up the subject?\n\nIf you like these women enough (not sure you do) to spend it with them, accept by saying something like "Hey, I would like to take you up on your offer. What can I bring?" You don't have to explain about your "other" invitation.\n\nIf you don't like these women enough to hang with them - maybe you should consider volunteering at a shelter or food kitchen. The people you'll eat with there will undoubtedly be very happy to have you around.
605310
I can give you the list...after dinner.;)
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.
849206
Food for him.Like you will invitehim for a dinner.
783440
Give me as much of my moms stuffing as you can!!! plus we pick and make our own cranberry sauce yummy and omg green bean casserole oh never mind just give me one of everything thank you....i'm hungry now
974566
go to volunteer match or look up local shelters and do community service together.\n\nswap names for christmas gifts.\n\nshare your favorite and funniest thanksgiving memory.\n\nstart and "Thankfulness Tree" where you write what you are thankful for on a small circle cut out of paper (and each family member can share) and hang them on a small tree or plant. THEN keep it up with your kids and either every night at dinner make another circle paper/ornament and write what you are thankful for. Each week at dinner review the week's thanks!\n\nThis is kind of like pictionary combined with communication... pair people up with a partner. Then elect one to be the "drawer" and one to be the "teller". Show the "teller" a piece of paper of what they are supposed to DESCRIBE to the "drawer". They cannot look at the paper of the drawer. They cannot tell the person what they are drawing. They must sit back-to-back. Samples of things you can have them draw: a smiley face, a snowman, a present with bow on the top. \n(so like for a smiley face the "teller" could say: "draw two dots next to each other. Then underneath the two dots draw a "U". Now make a big circle around all of that.). You can just make up any picture for them to draw that you want. Again, the teller cannot look at the paper and say "No, move this..." or anything. \nYou can time it if you want and then compare pictures amongst teams afterwards!!! See who was closest! See whose was just waaaaaaaaay off!
762741
Since you got the first 2 covered, why don't you check out local organizations that will be serving dinner.  You could go and possibly make a few new friends.  Before you head out, though, you could take in the Macy's Day Parade on tv which is always good!  If those don't work for you, rent some great movies and make a day of the tv.  If you were closer, I'd invite you for dinner.  Happy Thanksgiving!
432381
I would love to have dinner with my Grandmother and My Grandfather and God and thank them for bringing a woderful person in the world MY MOTHER.
131026
fix your own dinner together! it's so much fun cooking together and it gives you a chance to just talk and really enjoy each other's company : )
847305
If we use Norman Rockwell as an authority, turkey is a definite.\n\nSo let's look at the menu...\n\nTurkey\nMashed Potatoes (real, not flakes)\nChestnut stuffing\nFresh green peas\nFresh green beans in mushroom sauce with slivered almonds\nCreamed pearl onions\nAsparagus\nBlack and green olives\nHot biscuits\nCranberry sauce, whole berries, not jellied\nBanana nut bread\nPumpkin pie (with or without vanilla ice cream or whipped cream)\nApple pie (good with a little cheddar cheese on top)\nFruit cup with sorbet (as an appetizer)\n\nWhat is traditional, depends on what is traditional at your house. Some people have duck or goose, some have pork or beef roast. Set your own traditions, cherish them, but leave room for others.
278980
bride..and best wishes!!\nif you wanted to try and include your parents on the invite, you could do: Suzy and Tom, together with their parents, request your presence...
867225
Find out if any of your friends are going to be alone and invite them over.  Or volunteer at a community Thanksgiving dinner.
1018217
Try getting a sampler plate of traditional greek and turkish food (both are fairly similar with key differences)  Ask the resteraunt if you can order a little of everything.  They should be able to cut you a deal.  Particularly cool if you want to do it in traditional greek style and rather then have it plated for you you have it all laid in serving dishes on the table and pass it around thanksgiving style.  This encourages communication and socialization in a time that, in American tradition, is normally kinda quiet.
961273
After 16 years I finally got to meet my daughter this year. We spent yesterday making Thanksgiving dinner for the rest of the family together. \n\nI am so grateful for her, for my family, and for the amazing gift of life.
957202
No!\n\nJust don't make yourself miserably stuffed.\n\nEnjoy small portions of what you want.\n\nHappy Thanksgiving!