Thanksgiving Questions?
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1) Me\n2) Anywhere\n3) dressing, cause it's sooooo good, I make it myself\n4)4 or 5
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Well.....Just do normal Thanksgiving meal and hope for the best. It's going to seem odd and there isn't much you can do but hope for the best. \nGood Luck
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to stay home and the rest of my family is coming to my house. thanks for asking\n\n\nHappy Thanksgiving!!
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of course AI will make it. thanksgiving dinner? what would i serve? but why not? marriage?.....lol...oh, you are too funny!
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We have both turkey and ham because my mom hates turkey. ALSO we have :\n\nHome made Crescent rolls, Green Bean Casserole, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Creamed Corn, Scalloped Potatoes, Cranberry Dressing, Fruit Salad, Devilled Eggs, Vegetable, Fruit & Relish Trays, etc. I KNOW I'm forgetting something. Sorry. \n\nFor dessert, we have Pumpkin pie, Sweet Potato Pie, French Silk Pie, Triple Berry Pie, and Apple Pie. These are all home baked not store kind. \n\nFor snacking, there are pumpkin bars & Chex Party Mix. \n\nI LOVE baked macaroni & cheese but can't fit it in the oven with all the other stuff in there or I would make that, too!\n\n Happy thanksgiving!!
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I am grateful for so many things....I'm grateful that I'm alive and have full use of my body (have chronic health problems). I'm grateful that I have a wonderful husband and supportive family and friends. I'm grateful that I live in a country where I'm not forced to cover my face just because I'm a woman. I am extremely grateful for our men and women fighting to ensure that we'll always be free. I'm grateful for my horses and my dogs - they help me so much emotionally when I'm feeling bad physically.\n\nNice question - sorry you had some jerky replies.\n\nHappy Thanksgiving to you!
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Ate ate ate ate  and then ate some more..I am still stuffed.  We had family in from Michigan, Tennesee, and from Florida..So my house was very full.  It was very good tho.  We had turkey, ham, green bean cassarole, corn, chicken stuffing (home made very awesome), 24 hr Salad, bread, candied yams, blackberry cobler, peach cobler, a custard desert with angel cake (very awesome) chocolate cake, cookies of all kinds, and so much more..I still have a full fridge.\n\nI hope yours went well also.
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Wine is always a good choice, but check with your co-worker to see if they usually drink wine at thanksgiving (oh, and as everyone has said, if you bring wine, bring a white to go with the turkey, I recommend Brander Sav Blanc if you live in Cali).  If not, you might want to bring some biscotti's or chocolates for after dinner.  Bringing a pie is ok, but if they aren't planning on you bringing a pie, that might leave them with too many leftovers.\nOh, and you might want to check on dress code.  If they all wear sweatshirts and jeans, you don't really want to show up in a suit.  A dress shirt and slacks is usually a safe way to go though.\nHappy Turkey Day!
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And on Thanksgiving, what are you Thankful for?\n\nGo to the hospital.  Free clinics.  Alternative medication.  Sorry.  In the face of adversity you have to be resilient and resourceful.  Best of luck.
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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.
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Sounds perfect to me...I am NOT a Pumpkin Pie, Mince Meat Pie, or Apple pie freak....a Lemon Merangue sound great. There is no reason to think that other things do not work for eating at Thanksgiving. I am thinking of making a cake this year instead of pie...hell, who has room for all this stuff anyway? Good luck (please make to of them, send me one...I love Lemon !
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You mean, the story behind Thanksgiving?\n\nRead below.\n\nIf you're trying to explain it to younger kids, there's a simple-English version of the same page.  I've linked to it as well.
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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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In MY family, instead of saying a long, boring prayer, we go around the table---starting with the oldest person there---and each of us names something we are truly thankful about.\nIt makes you appreciate the reason for the holiday, and be grateful for all that you truly HAVE!
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I noticed! Lol, have a better Thanksgiving than I am having. Mine sux so yah. I hate today! Thanks for askin!
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We are going to my sisters house and spending thanksgiving  there. Almost everyone is going to be there and I say this because we have a large family. This will be our first year with\nout our father he passed away 3-22-06 so we will have a very \nspecial prayer going out to him before we eat, and thank him for everything he has done .  So I want to say to you Have A Nice Thanks Giving.