i hope every one's turkey day has been a safe and blessed one. thanksgiving day has always been a favorite of mine, particularly in my youth. the mc side of the family would gather at the grand's house for viewing macy's parade in the morning and watching the 'boys play in the afternoon. somewhere in there was a meal fit for royalty, usually turkey and aunt lou's cornbread dressing, lots of things grown in the garden over the summer and a host of home made pies and cakes for dessert. good times, i say.
then there is this thanksgiving day. table for two, please. it will not go down among my favorite thanksgiving memories. with family on two coasts and 9 hours away at the closest, today was in a word-- lonely.
our daughter called early to wish us well and fill us in on her plans for the day. b. talked with the folks in cincy in the morning.
we chose not to cook, opting instead to try the cajun turkey on 'the big texan' turkey day buffet. it was tasty, the rest of the meal not worth the hour we waited to be seated. at least if you don't cook, you don't have to clean up afterwards and you don't have all those leftovers to deal with.
given the choice between convenience and having family around, give me family every time.
thanksgiving day for two-- sucks. aio
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