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#1 Nov 23 2009 at 8:31 AM Rating: Good
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Wonder if Sarah P. is out hunting down her turkey this week??

In an effort to include everyone in thanksgiving dinner, we are driving 250 miles west while my daughter and bf are driving 250 miles east. We will meet in Springfield MA where we are having thanksgiving dinner at a restaurant. It will be very odd to not have leftovers. I'm imaging a scaled down version of a turkey dinner to be cooked up at home next weekend.

Still here is my thanksgiving day recipe/tradition:

Grapefruit Cocktail (must be served just before dinner).

- Half and cut out sections of about a dozen grapefruit into a big tubberware or ice cream pail. Make sure you get the juice.

- Slowly cook down about 3 or 4 cups of sugar to a fine thread. Let it cool a bit and add to cut out grapefruit.

Also, I've got cranberries soaking with some other stuff. It will be ready to set to brewing into Cranberry wine Thursday night. Then ready to drink for t-day 2010.




Edited, Nov 23rd 2009 3:35pm by Elinda
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#2 Nov 23 2009 at 8:46 AM Rating: Good
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My recipe for a perfect Thanksgiving dinner:

-Visit relatives and let them cook it!

I'm heading to MA and spending Thanksgiving with my aunts/uncles/grandmother/cousin. Will be a blast seeing them, and a nice vacation up north for me.
#3 Nov 23 2009 at 9:21 AM Rating: Good
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The in-laws will be cooking dinner on Thursday. Mr. Ambrya and I will be contributing a pumpkin pie and some ribbon jello. I think Tristan will have lots of fun helping to make the ribbon jello. Note to self: put down tarp.

For Christmas, however, I'll be hosting dinner, and I'm thinking of attempting a prime rib. Anyone have any suggestions?

#4 Nov 23 2009 at 9:31 AM Rating: Good
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The in-laws will be cooking dinner on Thursday. Mr. Ambrya and I will be contributing a pumpkin pie and some ribbon jello. I think Tristan will have lots of fun helping to make the ribbon jello. Note to self: put down tarp.

For Christmas, however, I'll be hosting dinner, and I'm thinking of attempting a prime rib. Anyone have any suggestions?
My husband makes prime rib every year at x-mas. I'll get some pointers this evening.
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#5 Nov 23 2009 at 9:33 AM Rating: Decent
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Thanksgiving rotates in my family so this year is at my mothers house. About to go over there to do a bunch of cleaning: oiling cupboards, cleaning ceiling fans, scrubbing bathrooms top-to-bottom. Sucks but at least the timing coincides with scheduled maintenance in FFXI.

25 pound turkey, 9 pound ham, and all the fixings, sides, and desserts to make one move their belt down one notch. Plus, all the leftovers. Smiley: grin

Expecting 30 people.
#6 Nov 23 2009 at 11:19 AM Rating: Good
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Family is too large to have a family dinner in one house. So Ray and I are making a small Thanksgiving meal at our home for just us and the kids (12 pound turkey, 5 pound ham, various side dishes), eat some and pack the rest away as leftovers and then make various stops at other people's homes to eat and visit.

I wish we only had 30 people to visit with. It's going to be closer to 60 people at each 3 or 4 houses we visit.
#7 Nov 23 2009 at 11:20 AM Rating: Good
Studying for exams, cooking, and eating, and maybe an hour or two of Final Fantasy X-2.

Nothing too strenuous, after I got robbed I discovered most of my kitchen tools were stolen and I have yet to replace them.

It's going to be more low key this year for me.
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#8 Nov 23 2009 at 12:58 PM Rating: Good
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Jonwin and I will be going over to his brother's house to have turkey and ham with his family.

I'll miss having Prime Rib every Thanksgiving with my family this year. Last year we did it a day early on my father's birthday, in what was his Wake. Now with both parents gone, It looks like family gathering for the holidays with my siblings, will be rare as each of our families grow.

Only one of my Daughters will be in town and I need to invite her to Jonwin's family gathering.
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#9 Nov 23 2009 at 3:08 PM Rating: Good
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We were anticipating it just being us but I got a phone call about 10 minutes ago that my moms husband just found out he has Turkey day off (he works in a restaurant) so he'll be driving over to join us for an extremely low key day. We're going to try and cook a Turducken
#10 Nov 23 2009 at 3:32 PM Rating: Good
We're having Thanksgiving at my grandmother's house this year, which is pretty convenient, as it's half way in between where I live, and where my parents live. My mom, my aunt and my grandmother are all cooking. I'm bringing a Marie Calender's pie for my uncle because he wants a Pecan Pie and my mom doesn't want to make one, lol. It should be a decent evening, as long as my aunt can refrain from being a ***** to me. Smiley: grin It'll also be the first time my extended family meet/get to know the bf, so that should be interesting. Hopefully they aren't *** holes to him since he got laid off recently and doesn't have a job. My family can be really judgmental like that.
#11 Nov 23 2009 at 3:32 PM Rating: Good
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We are going to a friend's for dinner. She is an amazing cook so I'm looking forward to cashing in on that whole eating for two dealie. :)
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#12 Nov 23 2009 at 5:42 PM Rating: Excellent
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we are driving 250 miles west while my daughter and bf are driving 250 miles east. We will meet in Springfield MA
Are you planning to drive your hovercraft from your house-boat in the Atlantic?
#13 Nov 23 2009 at 6:04 PM Rating: Good
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Jacobsdeception the Sly wrote:
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we are driving 250 miles west while my daughter and bf are driving 250 miles east. We will meet in Springfield MA
Are you planning to drive your hovercraft from your house-boat in the Atlantic?
I must be missing some funny joke, because I can drive 250 miles west and not leave my state.
#14 Nov 23 2009 at 6:10 PM Rating: Good
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Springfield MA


Nice, you should go to a Falcons game while you're there.
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#15 Nov 23 2009 at 6:15 PM Rating: Decent
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Sweetums wrote:
Jacobsdeception the Sly wrote:
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we are driving 250 miles west while my daughter and bf are driving 250 miles east. We will meet in Springfield MA
Are you planning to drive your hovercraft from your house-boat in the Atlantic?
I must be missing some funny joke, because I can drive 250 miles west and not leave my state.


Because, according to Google Maps, 250 miles east of Springfield MA is about twice as far as the distance to the Atlantic Ocean, putting their starting point if they're driving 250 miles west somewhere out in the Atlantic Ocean.
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#16 Nov 23 2009 at 6:20 PM Rating: Good
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gbaji wrote:
Sweetums wrote:
Jacobsdeception the Sly wrote:
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we are driving 250 miles west while my daughter and bf are driving 250 miles east. We will meet in Springfield MA
Are you planning to drive your hovercraft from your house-boat in the Atlantic?
I must be missing some funny joke, because I can drive 250 miles west and not leave my state.


Because, according to Google Maps, 250 miles east of Springfield MA is about twice as far as the distance to the Atlantic Ocean, putting their starting point if they're driving 250 miles west somewhere out in the Atlantic Ocean.
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#17 Nov 23 2009 at 6:40 PM Rating: Excellent
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Southeast, presumably, since Elinda is in Maine.

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#18 Nov 24 2009 at 12:29 AM Rating: Good
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Southeast, presumably, since Elinda is in Maine.
Southwest into eastern mass and west to Springfield. If its raining - we'll take the hovercraft and the eels.
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#19 Nov 24 2009 at 12:33 AM Rating: Good
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I will be in Portland Maine for my two Thanksgiving dinners. Two because my brother and sister can't get along enough to have dinner together. Smiley: mad I will be flying up very early Thursday morning.

Edited, Nov 24th 2009 1:35am by Annabella
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#20 Nov 24 2009 at 12:37 AM Rating: Good
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Annabella, Goblin in Disguise wrote:
I will be in Portland Maine for my two Thanksgiving dinners. Two because my brother and sister can't get along enough to have dinner together. Smiley: mad I will be flying up very early Thursday morning.

Edited, Nov 24th 2009 1:35am by Annabella
If you're flying it'll be hard to bring home leftovers.
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#21 Nov 24 2009 at 12:39 AM Rating: Good
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Elinda wrote:
Annabella, Goblin in Disguise wrote:
I will be in Portland Maine for my two Thanksgiving dinners. Two because my brother and sister can't get along enough to have dinner together. Smiley: mad I will be flying up very early Thursday morning.

Edited, Nov 24th 2009 1:35am by Annabella
If you're flying it'll be hard to bring home leftovers.


I will have to fill up while I'm there.
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#22 Nov 24 2009 at 1:33 AM Rating: Good
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25 pound turkey, 9 pound ham, and all the fixings, sides, and desserts to make one move their belt down one notch. Plus, all the leftovers. Smiley: grin

Expecting 30 people.
You're not going to have any leftovers.

I'm doing a 19 pound turkey and a 10 pound ham, and we're only expecting just over a dozen people. The leftovers will probably be gone by Pearl Harbor Day at the latest, and more likely by the Civil War game (the 3rd).
#23 Nov 24 2009 at 3:26 AM Rating: Excellent
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Going to Norman this evening, dropping Kai off at her grandparents in OKC on my way there. Kai will spend from Wed to Sun in Mena, while I hang with the BF during that time and play wife. Smiley: sly

Will meet his family and kids on Thursday Smiley: blush in Tulsa, and then drive back with him that evening.

At some point during my stay in Norman I will go see my two step brothers and a couple of friends in nearby Edmond/OKC while the BF works. Smiley: grin

Sunday we drive back to Tulsa to pick up his kids, then back to Norman, where I will proceed to drive to OKC, pick up my kid and then drive back to Bixby. Smiley: snore

Yes, just as complicated as it sounds. Smiley: rolleyes

And during all this I plan to gain no weight, hoping to keep it in the decline!!!
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#24 Nov 24 2009 at 8:18 AM Rating: Good
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I might not be having much of a Thanksgiving this year. Right now, the right side of my face is HUGE because of an infection from a broken tooth. I'm on antibiotics and painkillers, but I haven't been able to eat since Sunday morning. I feel a bit better now than I did yesterday, but I'll be glad when all the infection is gone along with this tooth.
#25 Nov 24 2009 at 8:58 AM Rating: Good
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I might not be having much of a Thanksgiving this year. Right now, the right side of my face is HUGE because of an infection from a broken tooth. I'm on antibiotics and painkillers, but I haven't been able to eat since Sunday morning. I feel a bit better now than I did yesterday, but I'll be glad when all the infection is gone along with this tooth.
Man that stinks Nad. My daughter put off going to the dentist and ended up with an infected tooth last year. She got SO sick - I worried.

She was actually spending a week at home when this happened. She claimed the salt water rinses helped a ton - enough so that I didn't have to bug her to do it (I suspect the antibiotics and pain-killers probably helped too).
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#26 Nov 24 2009 at 9:10 AM Rating: Excellent
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Owies, Nad. Smiley: frown

And right when a holiday comes along so you can't see your dentist, of course. When are you getting fixed up?

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