Tell me what you really think.
I would take a "no thank you bite" because I make my chilren try everything, but I don't know that I would be that adventurous.
We are having a non traditional, watch football, eat pizza and play games all afternoon kind of day!
Thinking about you and wishing you a HAPPY HAPPY THANKSGIVING.
Up high on my list of thanks is the friendship I have found in you my dear friend.
With love
Hula
Hmmm...the Snarl, aka Abigail is 21 and single. And since she was switched in the nursery and has no genetic connection to me I will add that she is smart, funny and beautiful. Is there a web site for old fashioned parent-driven match making? You're right, I guess that's tacky. But you know- you can never have too many great in-laws.
No thanks on the soup and yes! the smell of turkey is divine. As we walked backed from our pre-prandial walk I could smell ours cooking from the front sidewalk.
I know you are lounging in the love of your family, dear Jane. Relax, enjoy.
Happy happy Thanksgiving to you.
Vicki and I both have girls about the same age. Mine will be 21 in April. She is a junior at William & Mary, smart, and with a better head on her shoulders than I did at that age. She is used to red hair since everyone in her mom's (me) family has it. Well, her grandpa and his brothers anyway.
I don't know about the soup. But the turkey sounds great. My folks and I went out to the cafeteria today, no leftovers, no turkey to clean, no dishes.
PS: We've chatted a couple of times before. A long time ago, I was born in Bedford, Indiana. So I can sing that song... Back Home Again....
Happy Thanksgiving!
I'll be over for leftovers tomorrow...save a slice of cake for me.
Okay, how was the soup?
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