Let’s keep these folks in our thoughts. And, of course, practice moderation in all things, as somebody’s guru once said…
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
November 25, 2004 - 4:18 am
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Why not add the Pepcid into the dressing while cooking the turkey? This would be a preemptive strike against an upset stomach. Sounds like a good idea to me. Liberal Democrats may also want to send off their last minute order for tofu turkey:
http://www.freshtofu.com/tofu_turkey.html
Happy Thanksgiving from the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad! We ate hours ago; but unfortunately no football until nine or ten tonight. I spotted no plastic turkeys, BTW.
Just dropping by to say Happy Thanksgiving! to Roger and all the commentati here! Have a safe and happy holiday and don’t lost too much money on the football pools!
Bush Turkey 1
Happy Thanksgiving, Roger! And to everyone. I’ve posted my own thoughts on Turkey Day here.
Enjoy.
Depends on what you mean by thanksgiving.
You may want your ‘guest’ to sign a Thanksgiving Guest Liability and Indemnification Agreement. (click Lem)
For peace of mind
Happy Thanksgiving to all.
I am thankful for many things including my Gale.
But Gale is kind of different.
Today I had to cook a huge ham with brown sugar and pineapple glaze. I fixed mashed potatoes, buttered corn, homemade biscuits, and greenbeans with seasoning.. Chocolate ice cream for desert.
That is because Gale will not eat turkey, dressing, pumpkin pie, cranberry sauce or sweet potatoes.
I know I know…..
but then again nobody is perfect.
Have a good Thanksgiving everyone, and thanks all for the wonderful postings over the last year. Thanks especially to Roger for making this happen.
To add a bit of spice to the holiday, here are more goings on in NK, link.
And if you want to extend a little holiday spirit to our servicemen and women overseas, and their families here, here are a few
Links
courtesy of Instapundit.
Happy Thanksgiving to You All.
Roger is that turkey somewhat deranged,it is looking rather cheerful?
PeterUK,
By the look of the eyes, I would say it was a super colossal genius among turkeys. So its evident joi d’vivre is even stranger.