Good morning!!!!

[Thomas]

37F cloudy.

Been good slow motion day,I'm pretty sure I ate my face share pretty sure I have enough room for homemade blueberry pie with french vanilla ice cream...each kittens had there own special plate.
Plans for the evening..feet up desert watch some football.

Enjoy your evening all.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Got my fill but didn’t over do it. Hadn’t seen some of my family for a couple years, especially a couple nephews and their families. It was a packed house.

 

[Wagtail]

Good (Friday) morning. Overnight Low of 13.5C and it's presently 19.7C, 'high overcast' & calm. Rain expected tomorrow...

So I'm glad that the "Wagtail Park Wood-stacking Festival" is completely over for another year.

Today will be a town trip to pick up a couple of cases of wine at the PO (mysteriously arrived, of course). Followed by a blood sample at the clinic, a 20ltr jerry-can of petrol and I'll stop off at the grocery store for some 'wet' cat food. (apparently, I bought the wrong kind last time and Penelope the Pussybeast has let me know of her displeasure)

That's about it, take care all.

 

[Wagtail]

In this side of world today is just a regular day.
Some shops try to push Black Friday agenda, but even that doesn't look like something wow here.

Anyway - happy Thanksgiving to you all !!!

It's the same down here, especially the 'Black Friday' sales, which can be truly confusing for Australians as we have several, anniversary, "black" days referring to historic catastrophic bush fires.

 

[LouNY]

Well it's a bit past morning but no time this morning to do much on the computer.
We started eating our Thanksgiving feast at 1 PM, the last ones just left about an hour ago.
We had 2 deep fried 16# turkeys and a ham.
Last night i make a cranberry orange relish and a cooked cranberry sauce,
then mixed up a big batch of dressing.
Then this morning made up some candied sweet potatoes, Amish jello salad, creamed onions, brussel sprouts,
sweet corn.
Then the daughters brought mashed potatoes, green bean casserole, vegetable tray, deviled eggs and more dressing.
Then we had 3 different cheese cakes, 3 different pies and jello.
Lots of leftovers went out in takeout containers and lots in my fridges and freezers.

Hope everyone had a good day and good time with friends and family. I sure enjoy this Holiday but am glad it only comes around once a year.

 

[scott_vt]

, who I refer to as Miss Daisy, since I drive her around.

Good Evening Drew,
Loved that movie !

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Watched the WKRP turkey drop.

 

[txdon]

Good Morning Don,
So would that be Igor, or son of Igor on the PT therapist ?

Sorry couldnt resist !

Neither it's BOI.
(Brother Of Igor)
No pain no gain, no wimpy physical therapy, one full hard hour 3 days a week. Yep it hurts, but that's what it's going to take to get back on the tractor.

 

[KilroyJC]

"I have to tell you, I've had a lot of error codes in my life"

That is a classic. I guess a lot of us could use it for our TBN signature.

Chris

That’s akin to my signatire…

 

[KilroyJC]

seems I have a culinary challenge
forgot to pack the can opener
Oceanspray cranberry sauce can requires an opener.

so....I'll make the rounds later asking a neighbor to open
my can of cranberry sauce
will take some grapefruit and oranges as a thank you, still plenty left in the cooler.

had to chuckle, am running out of sugar for coffee also.
remember the old Charles Adam cartoon where the huge ogre
goes to a neighbor asking for a cup of sugar?
not trying my luck with that.
but I did look it up.
neighbor etiquette

Neighbor etiquette traditionally references "a cup of sugar" rule where neighbors feel comfortable borrowing things from each other. However, only half (53%) of homeowners 25 and older who have neighbors are likely to ask their neighbors for a "cup of sugar," whether literally borrowing something or asking for help from those that live near them.

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

Daughter made punch.

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

cranberry fruit salad

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

Turkey pastry.

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

My wife wanted to cook the turkey upside down in one of those baking bags. This way the breast stayed juicy. It was delicious.

 

[mostly_gas]

Good evening all. 75ºF for the start, mostly cloudy, breezy. Moderate wind, Sky clearing to partly cloudy, and high temp was 82ºF. Today was spent at our lodgings, good chunk of day at the pool. Great granddaughter figured out I was fun to play with so we player for hours. Did get nap in, dinner at 4:30, we forgot mac and cheese again. beef kabobs, ham, scallop potatoes, salad, cheesecake for desert.
Hope you all had a Happy Thanksgiving.

 

[Helogabals]

Good morning people !
Time to wake up already !

reading your posts I can tell that most of you for breakfast today can have cup of coffee. And 3 miles walk

Not much to say. +2 C, raining. Most of snow has melted

Have to run some office errands. One important online meeting in 30 minutes

Then go to city, pick-up boys from school

maybe will do some online shopping for presents. Have to "scan" few pages

 

[daugen]

good morning all
up too early, coffee is brewing
47 in Holden Beach NC.
looking at all those food pics, I still don't feel hungry, yet.
Kyle, that turkey pastry is precious.

Mostly glad you had fun with family.

 

[ronjhall]

Coffee is brewing. 22° with clear skies this morning. Heading to 33° with some a few clouds. Thanksgiving dinner was great. I did not over eat. Watched the Lions loose a game. Found a couple of Black Friday items I want. Will do some early morning shopping. Then do some moving of equipment in animal barn and pole barn.
November Beaver Full Moon will be Monday morning. That's if we get rid of the forecasted cloudy skies. Caught this picture this morning.

Good to see all the Thanksgiving wishes.

Everyone stay safe and well.

Good Morning All.

 

[wngsprd]

37 going to 53.

Helo, you're right about a cup coffee and long walk.

Glad your families had a nice Thanksgiving and the food sounds/looks delicious. Lou, quite the menu. Kyle, such a creative pastry and beautiful punch presentation. Thomas, homemade blueberry pie, yum!

I prepared the entire Thanksgiving meal myself this year, since my wife has continued to need to stay with her mom. First time I have done much more than deep fry a turkey or make last year's Turchetta. She came home yesterday afternoon, just in time, and spent the night here for the first time in 3 weeks. I roasted the turkey using a recipe that I got asking AI...it was provided from a website called DamnDelicious...and it was. I brined it the day before...really made it moist.

I also made a simmered cinnamon and caramel apple trifle for dessert...a recipe from the Costco magazine, of all places, and it was incredible. Especially since I hadn't had any sweets for a month...trying to eliminate/severely reduce sugar intake to see if it helps reduce inflammation in some of my joints. I'd say after a month it's been a success. Haven't touched the ibuprofen jar in a while, even after a big hike. Don, I might need some help going any further/all the way. My wife loves cinnamon and apples and caramel. I eat apples daily...so we both really liked this trifle.

I had time to think of many things for which I'm grateful, and certainly my wife was at the top. Tomorrow makes 45 years married.

She's going back today to visit her mom, and I'm sending food, especially trifle. Otherwise, I'll be too tempted.

 

[wngsprd]

Trifle