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Goofyernmost

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One that serves food. :p Oh, o.k. I guess you want details. It's a really nice restaurant by the side of the ocean, about a half hour from where we live. They have the traditional turkey dinner, but you can also order off their extensive menu. Most likely, I'll get either a surf and turf combo, or some sort of fish entree. Sometimes I like shrimp cocktail for an appetizer, too. Then, I'll probably get some pie for dessert, or chocolate cake, or both, or ice cream, too. :D Way too many decisions--but I love these types of decisions!! :joyfull: :joyfull: It is Thanksgiving after all !!!!
The year before I moved down here I went out for Thanksgiving Dinner at a semi-fancy hotel in town with my Sister. I believe it was $50 dollars per person. It was probably the worst meal I ever had. For one thing, the Turkey was just Deli loaf turkey. All of 5 thin slices draped over some equally godawful dressing, dried up veggies and a thimble full of cranberry sauce. I had a tough time feeling overly thankful as I left.
 

betty rose

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Thanksgiving day and Black Friday is forecast for the 70's (partly cloudy or partly clear depending on your viewpoint) with a 20% chance of precipitation. It has been my experience around here that means, no rain in the forecast.
Thanksgiving day and Black Friday is forecast for the 70's (partly cloudy or partly clear depending on your viewpoint) with a 20% chance of precipitation. It has been my experience around here that means, no rain in the forecast.
We are going to be sunny and in the 50's. I'll take it!
 

Figgy1

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I thought I remember you posting a long time ago about having one of those (as in you purchased one)...? :)
I have a really old one that uses cartridges and can't connect to a computer or internet. It came with a couple of cartridges but additional ones cost a small fortune each. It also only does paper and light card stock. I'm not complaining because it was free but I want one of the new high tech models:D
 

Cesar R M

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The year before I moved down here I went out for Thanksgiving Dinner at a semi-fancy hotel in town with my Sister. I believe it was $50 dollars per person. It was probably the worst meal I ever had. For one thing, the Turkey was just Deli loaf turkey. All of 5 thin slices draped over some equally godawful dressing, dried up veggies and a thimble full of cranberry sauce. I had a tough time feeling overly thankful as I left.
perhaps you should have thanked god that it was over XD
 

Songbird76

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Hey! Hi! Good to hear from you again!

Not to worry about me and reunions. With 43 first cousins I can be discerning. My Mom came from a family of 12 kids, so I had plenty of Aunts and Uncles to choose between. All of the cousins live all over the country now and I am now down to two uncles and two aunts that live on. Still I have more relatives that I am close to than most have total, like 'em or not. My Dad's family was smaller, he was one of 3 and only his brother had two sons, one of those cousins only had one DD. Unless she decides to carry on the family name the ancestors of the family name will end with my two cousins on that side of my family. Still I learned so much from that Gran, she was an awesome woman who was just a teen when she immigrated here from Ireland, worked in a sweatshop and built an American Dream life. I have so much family in my life I just really don't feel I am at a loss for not having reunions or huge family gatherings. It just was never a 'thing' in my family-My kids as adults now lack any desire for these events either, they always dreaded them when they were young too.
Well, it's good you don't feel like you have missed out. My husband's family is huge like that...his parents both came from families with like...10-12 children, so we also have the 40 first cousins thing. We're not close with all of them, but we have a good time when we get together. I didn't even know I HAD cousins on my dad's side until I was a teenager. That was a shocker to me because we always went to my aunt's house for Thanksgiving and none of her kids nor my uncle's kids were ever there, and my dad didn't really talk to his siblings other than at Thanksgiving, so I just didn't know they had kids...my dad was more than 10 years younger than his siblings and he was over 40 when my brother and I came along, so all the cousins were grown up and had their own families by that time. Crazy! We had a reunion just before I came over here and it was so nice to get to see everyone, some I had never met and others who I hadn't seen other than at my uncle's funeral. So strange.
 

Songbird76

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Welcome back I've missed you and hope everything on your side of the pond is great! xoxo
Thanks!! It's nice to be back...I missed everyone here, too! We're good...just really busy. DS is struggling at school with social/emotional issues. His schoolwork is awesome, but he's still being bullied, he has no one to play with at recess, and he keeps having outbursts, so we are setting up some testing in the next few weeks to see if we can pinpoint the problem. I'm working a few nights a week most weeks and I'm probably switching choirs. So lots of up in the air stuff which I don't deal well with, being a planner. But it's nice to be back, and hopefully I'll have more time to keep up.
 

MinnieM123

Premium Member
The year before I moved down here I went out for Thanksgiving Dinner at a semi-fancy hotel in town with my Sister. I believe it was $50 dollars per person. It was probably the worst meal I ever had. For one thing, the Turkey was just Deli loaf turkey. All of 5 thin slices draped over some equally godawful dressing, dried up veggies and a thimble full of cranberry sauce. I had a tough time feeling overly thankful as I left.

I'm sorry to hear that your dinner was lousey. I'm happy to say that in our experience (we've been going out on Thanksgiving now for at least 10 years), we have had outstanding food--whether we've gone to buffets--or a nice, sit-down dinner like where we're going tomorrow.
 

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