I'm starting the cooking today and the pie making... and plan to have waaay too much food for everyone tomorrow..

Hope everyone has a GREAT Thanksgiving and enjoys the Macy's Parade and welcomes Santa with good cheer... And groans all thru the football games... That's always a good sign that Thanksgiving was a success.  :)

So I've got my check list and set the scales back 10 pounds and am ready to hit the kitchen.

Ya'll enjoy the day.. and don't forget to count your blessings.. and be thankful for them.. Luv ya all.. :-* and am THANKFUL for each and every one of you...

Very Kind Barb. wishing you all the best and Happy Thanksgiving.

thanks for the tip to set the scale back  :o

Happy Thanksgiving to you too, Barb.  Enjoy your day. 

Ya'll enjoy the day.. and don't forget to count your blessings.. and be thankful for them.. Luv ya all.. :-* and am THANKFUL for each and every one of you...

right back at you Barbs, with a big hug and a kiss...and of course to everyone else out there aswell (minus the hug and kiss) thats ONLY for Barbs  ;D ;D ;D.....Lenny

Happy Thanksgiving to all. Thankful for so much especially grateful this year to CH.com and all of you celebrating Thanksgiving and those of you in other countries. Thank you and God bless.

Here's hoping everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving.
Turkey, stuffing, cranberries. pumpkin pie (yuck), more (good) pie, ice cream, fresh baked rolls, a nap, left overs, pie, Tums.
And someone is going to make a last minute mad dash to the store.
Someone is going to be at least an hour late.
Someone is going to spill grape punch on a brand new white table cloth.
Mud and snow will be tracked in on the carpet.
Someone will put the turkey in the oven to cook and realize two hours later they forgot to turn the oven on.
At least on child will say "I'm bored. Can we go home now".
Have a Happy Thanksgiving.

Happy Thanksgiving to Barb who started this thread and everybody here in Clusterville.  I am very grateful to all of you, Dj too :)

Thanks for the laugh BobG. ;D

-Gregg in Las Vegas

I hope everyone enjoyed Thanksgiving.

Now can anyone explain why the US President pardons a turkey each year?

Mike, it's symbolic, as in pardoning from a death penalty.  I don't know when it started, and I'm to lazy to look it up, but it has become traditional for each president to do so every year.

Jerry

I CAN'T BELIEVE I ATE THE WHOLE THING!!!!