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Old 11-23-2014, 05:30 PM
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Default Ready for thanksgiving feast!

I don't know about anyone else, but I'm ready for thanksgiving! This year we're going to a menonitie restaurant! $14 all you can eat country ham, mashed taters , two kinds of gravy real corn, green beans home ,made rolls , turkey ,dressing German pot roast, home made Mac and cheese I could keep going oh and a 35ft dessert buffet! If your ever in central mo look up Charley's buffet in Lincoln mo. Only open from March to thanksgiving though. Happy thanksgiving to all!
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Old 11-23-2014, 06:59 PM
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I'm ready, we're going to my parents house for dinner where the highlight of the meal is always the smoked turkey. Luckily we got out of going to my wife's parents, I not really in the mode to pretend her mothers cooking isn't horrible.
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Old 11-23-2014, 07:43 PM
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I work retail for a living...so Thanksgiving and the days leading up to/after can be a nightmare, but it's all good.
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Old 11-23-2014, 07:44 PM
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We have it at our house every year. My parents do it right though, for the past few years they volunteer in a few different homeless shelters and dish out some viddles to the less fortunate.
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Old 11-23-2014, 07:59 PM
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We just had our American Legion post Thanksgiving dinner today. I am so stuffed right now I hope to be recovered by Thanksgiving...lol
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Old 11-23-2014, 09:24 PM
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I know how you feel Daniel I work partime at lowes, least it's the lumber section and I'm a closer!
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Hats off to you folks in retail! My sister just called to, uh....invite(?) me to her Thanksgiving meal, but also in the same breath told me that her family and her wanted to be done by 6 so that they could go shopping. I think America has lost sight of being truly thankful for our health and love around us and more thankful that they can save a buck or two rather than surround ourselves with family and friends. I will elect to just be thankful for my many blessings and for God thinking about me and not go to a quick lunch. Someday, we will be more like Alvy's parents and take care of our fellow (wo)man--hats off to them.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone (cheers)--One of the blessings is meeting/discussing with great people on this site!!

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HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYONE!!!
GOD BLESS!!!

I'm going to deep fry a turkey this year.
Keep the fire department on standby...
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I think America has lost sight of being truly thankful for our health and love around us and more thankful that they can save a buck or two rather than surround ourselves with family and friends. I will elect to just be thankful for my many blessings and for God thinking about me and not go to a quick lunch. Someday, we will be more like Alvy's parents and take care of our fellow (wo)man--hats off to them.
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HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYONE!!!
GOD BLESS!!!

I'm going to deep fry a turkey this year.
Keep the fire department on standby...
X2! I got all my supplies ready. I never liked turkey till I had it fried, possibly because no one in my family knows how to cook a moist turkey.

Brian those family style dinner places are great. They are all over Lancaster county in PA. Good fresh food and no dishes!

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