for the stuffing
 

turkey and mashed potato cupcakes.

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more cupcakes

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There will be lots of gratitude floating around, none of which is related to pilgrims. No turkey for us this year, we will be having pork tenderloin, and lots of pie, since she eschews the traditional birthday cake, and wants cherry pie, and I want a pumpkin pie, as well.

On Thanksgiving, I will be gumming mashed potatoes, gumming turkey and fixin's, and gumming a fruitless fruit pie.

Oh, and did I mention this old-folks home makes octogenarians sign a pledge of no salt, no fat, no sugar in ANY food material?

And if said "food" needs a knife, forget it.

One would think living as long as some of these seniors, their dang food would taste a tad better.

On Thursday night, will any restaurant be open so I can have a "real" meal?

Cheers everyone!:wine:

the dilemma...

We both working on Thanksgiving and my daughter will be here. I'll be off Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Do we have lunch on Thanksgiving before work by just going out a la brunch buffet or getting a dinner catered or do I make a lil something? I really don't feel like cooking but If so it would be simple. Simple means possibly a ham, mash taters, green beans, corn, dinner rolls, pie. But still cooking and again not really wanting to.. lol Want to go out but think getting it already cooked or making a lil something cause my babe won't get to go out with us and want her to have some later. hmm..

MACY'S!
 

QUESTION :

Why is Ronald McDonald in Macy's Thanksgiving parade? LOL LOL!
Wanna burger?