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[Figgy1]

12 days until Thanksgiving

 

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[donaldtoo]

I watched the Christmas parade and the fireworks... Who ever thought up of some things Disney calls entertainment should be fired.

I missed that one.
But, yes, it seems like Disney is havin’ to drop back 10 and punt on a lot of their recent entertainment decisions/missteps.
Lately, they just seem like they’re always tryin’ to overreach, and it comes back to bite ‘em.
I’ll bet all the finger-pointing, blame, and turmoil goin’ on behind closed doors with that part of the company is intense…would love to be a fly on the wall, but, pretty sure Disney has “Magical Swatters” for that…!!!!!

 

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The wind has died down, the lights only flickered a few times and turkey one is in the freezer Due to me grabbing a turkey 7ish pounds over the weight limit for the free one my turkey would have cost me about $2 but because the scanners got confused and customer service had to straighten the issue out I didn't have to pay for that or the largest flat of chicken I got

 

[StarWarsGirl]

We went to see Wakanda Forever last night and it was very entertaining. I really like how they handled the old Black Panther and the passing of the actor (Chadwick Boseman) who played him.

B and I just finished it. I bawled at the begining. Like, ugly crying, tears streaming down my face. Then I cried again at the end. I agree they did a really good job of dealing with his death while moving forward and giving the other characters chances to develop.

Spoiler

To me, it seems like the main theme of the movie was about grief and how to cope with it, which I thought was fitting.

I wasn't sure that the actress playing Shuri could carry the lead; I was pleasantly surprised.

Also, only one post credits scene. Once you see the first one, you can go ahead and leave. Unless you're like me, still ugly crying, and just need a few minutes in a dark theater .

 

[MinnieM123]

@FutureCEO , when do you move into your new apt. -- before Thanksgiving? (You didn't indicate if you had a mid-month move-in date, or if your lease doesn't start until Dec. 1.) Anyway, good luck with your move.

 

[StarWarsGirl]

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[Figgy1]

Pizza and lasagna is traditional

 

[MinnieM123]

We're having tacos for dinner tonight.

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

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Hubs and I are planning to celebrate! Already have a meat and cheese tray ready for with the drinks!

 

[wdwfan4ver]

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That turkey is correct to be worried.

I am referring to this:

 

[Cesar R M]

B and I just finished it. I bawled at the begining. Like, ugly crying, tears streaming down my face. Then I cried again at the end. I agree they did a really good job of dealing with his death while moving forward and giving the other characters chances to develop.

Spoiler

To me, it seems like the main theme of the movie was about grief and how to cope with it, which I thought was fitting.

I wasn't sure that the actress playing Shuri could carry the lead; I was pleasantly surprised.

Also, only one post credits scene. Once you see the first one, you can go ahead and leave. Unless you're like me, still ugly crying, and just need a few minutes in a dark theater .

I'm temped to watch tomorrow

 

[wdwfan4ver]

We're having tacos for dinner tonight.

I didn't.

I had peas, biscuits, and hamburger helper. I was watching the live stream of Universal's Holiday Parade featuring Macy's during dinner. I was watching it from Rix Flix youtube channel.

 

[Tony the Tigger]

Pizza and lasagna is traditional

Well…lasagne is.

We missed the BJ’s Turkey deal, but we got invited to B’s bro’s, so we don’t need one!