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TxCoord
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Member # 9204

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Great meal yesterday with roasted duck, razzleberry pie, green beans & mushrooms, and dressing. Got totally stuffed then watched the Saints beat the Cowboys! Yeehaw!

Plus talked to family in Alabama, Rhode Island, Texas and Washington!

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I have a good time wherever I go!

Posts: 665 | From Lost Wages, NV | Registered: May 2006 | IP: Logged |

Lymetoo
Moderator
Member # 743

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Sounds like a great day, except for the duck! [Wink]

Hope you guys are hanging in there!

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Opinions, not medical advice!

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Misfit
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Member # 26270

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Sounds like a great day, except for the Saints beating the Cowboys part! [lol]

Glad you had a great day. And your "menu" sounds delicious! I love mushrooms in just about anything! But what's a "razzleberry"? I've never heard of one.

We had the traditional turkey, cornbread dressing (I don't think we've ever done stuffing), corn (by special request from my DD), broccoli,rice and cheese casserole, green beans with bacon and onion, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, stuffed celery, giblet gravy, and 38 (yes, 38) yeast rolls. My family loves rolls, and I have to send a lot home with them so they can have turkey sandwiches for leftovers.

Then there's the pumpkin pie, and I made apple turnovers for the 1st time. I have a new recipe that I LOVE, and it was a hit! My DD asked me to make them every time she comes down. Thankfully they're so easy to make I can honor that request.

I had family members missing though. And that makes the day hard for me, b/c for me thanksgiving is my "biggie"..the one where I want EVERYONE here. Ah well. I have to learn to adjust to the changes in life.

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TxCoord
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Member # 9204

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Hey Misfit & Lymetoo! Razzleberry is a combination of raspberries, blackberries, and a little apple (not homemade, store bought). Muy delicious!

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I have a good time wherever I go!

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