21 Nov 07
on Thanksgiving Day?
I will start off the morning by going to D&D before everyone wakes and have a grand display of tasty treats lined on the kitchen table.
Then I will spend a good part of the day delivering food from my church to others who need it.
When I return home I shall help the wife and mother in-law complete our dinner.
Then I will play with the kids till bed time.
🙂
21 Nov 07
Originally posted by IM4Y2NVThat's all assuming Osama doesn't hit again! You don't actually know were you will be. YOU'RE ASSUMING where you will be! ouch! 😏
on Thanksgiving Day?
I will start off the morning by going to D&D before everyone wakes and have a grand display of tasty treats lined on the kitchen table.
Then I will spend a good part of the day delivering food from my church to others who need it.
When I return home I shall help the wife and mother in-law complete our dinner.
Then I will play with the kids till bed time.
🙂
21 Nov 07
Originally posted by TyrannosauruschexI never heard of people in England eating turkey with stuffing, mashed sweet potatoes covered in marshmallows, orange/cranberry relish, mashed potatoes and gravy, biscuits, veggies, all in one meal. But if you say so then it must be absolutely true. Then again, those early "Americans" were English.
I think the traditional meal the americans use for thanks giving is what we have on christmas day. Just they thought no one would notice if they ripped off the idea and passed it off as their own.
21 Nov 07
Originally posted by IM4Y2NVI will be home eating ham untill I puke. 😞
on Thanksgiving Day?
I will start off the morning by going to D&D before everyone wakes and have a grand display of tasty treats lined on the kitchen table.
Then I will spend a good part of the day delivering food from my church to others who need it.
When I return home I shall help the wife and mother in-law complete our dinner.
Then I will play with the kids till bed time.
🙂
22 Nov 07
Originally posted by pawnhandlerwell, actually. it was because we realized how funny your accents are, and our Pilgrim forecomers said: "hey, we don't want funny accents! let's go to massachusetts, and make our own weird accent" the Bostonians and the Londonites compets annually to see whose accent has become more unbearable over the course of the year... Boston has taken the cup the last two years, but this could be London's time to shine!
Then again, those early "Americans" were English.