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Yeah, the l-tryptophan haze is setting in here, too. Bird was good. Sides were good. Sprouts got a bit dry, but I absolutely stuck the landing on the gravy this year. Gravy--the best part of Thanksgiving!
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It was a good one for me...I got a hot meal for once. The owners of the trailer park I live in invited me to their Thanksgiving supper and I ate good. They had lots of family and friends there so there was always conversation too, heh. It sure beat a bologna sandwich and some ramen noodles (when one is as dirt-poor as I am, that's a good meal). So yep, I'm truly thankful this year for the warm home (it sucks having to keep my thermostat at 60 degrees because I can't afford to heat in our late Fall and through the winter here, lol) at least for a couple of hours, the good conversations (don't get anyone visiting 58 year old, grey-bearded veteran and biker), and especially all the wonderful home cooked food. They had ham *and* turkey, all the trimmin's, and three different kinds of desert. I honestly can't remember a Thanksgiving in the past 19 years since I've been disabled and poor as dirt that was as nice, so yes, Thanksgiving was exactly that this year. I hope it was just as great for everyone else!
We had a good Thanksgiving with our children and their spouses. Both the food and the fellowhip was good. We played games together and had a great time with our grandchildren. Our church had a special Thanksgiving service and we enjoyed some good songs of praise and meeting fine friends.
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Originally Posted by FTIO
It was a good one for me...I got a hot meal for once. The owners of the trailer park I live in invited me to their Thanksgiving supper and I ate good. They had lots of family and friends there so there was always conversation too, heh. It sure beat a bologna sandwich and some ramen noodles (when one is as dirt-poor as I am, that's a good meal). So yep, I'm truly thankful this year for the warm home (it sucks having to keep my thermostat at 60 degrees because I can't afford to heat in our late Fall and through the winter here, lol) at least for a couple of hours, the good conversations (don't get anyone visiting 58 year old, grey-bearded veteran and biker), and especially all the wonderful home cooked food. They had ham *and* turkey, all the trimmin's, and three different kinds of desert. I honestly can't remember a Thanksgiving in the past 19 years since I've been disabled and poor as dirt that was as nice, so yes, Thanksgiving was exactly that this year. I hope it was just as great for everyone else!
Such a wonderfully moving post. Thank you for your service and for this post, hang in there bro!
It was a good one for me...I got a hot meal for once. The owners of the trailer park I live in invited me to their Thanksgiving supper and I ate good. They had lots of family and friends there so there was always conversation too, heh. It sure beat a bologna sandwich and some ramen noodles (when one is as dirt-poor as I am, that's a good meal). So yep, I'm truly thankful this year for the warm home (it sucks having to keep my thermostat at 60 degrees because I can't afford to heat in our late Fall and through the winter here, lol) at least for a couple of hours, the good conversations (don't get anyone visiting 58 year old, grey-bearded veteran and biker), and especially all the wonderful home cooked food. They had ham *and* turkey, all the trimmin's, and three different kinds of desert. I honestly can't remember a Thanksgiving in the past 19 years since I've been disabled and poor as dirt that was as nice, so yes, Thanksgiving was exactly that this year. I hope it was just as great for everyone else!
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