Happy Thanksgiving week to you all. Today will be Turkey day for us, as I work this week and then trvel north on the actual holiday. So a little early holiday wish to you all to have great meals and family time. Steve.
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Happy Thanksgiving week to you all. Today will be Turkey day for us, as I work this week and then trvel north on the actual holiday. So a little early holiday wish to you all to have great meals and family time. Steve.
Same to you and yours Steve!!!! One of my nephews is coming up for a few days, should be a good time around here!!!! Still plan on enjoying a bunch of time in the garage, and have to get back on the Plymouth a bit sometime this week, I guess....
Same to both of you and everyone else. I hope you all have a safe holiday and the best to your families.
Ken, Tina and Matthew
Have a good dinner Steve, Happy Turkey Day to everyone.
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The youngest grandson said they are ugly!
I said they are not like the butterball Turkeys in the stores!
You might know when I'm a vegetarian we have evrything from opossum to Deer, I should have tried opossum stew!!!
Richard
Hey save me a drumstick!!!! nice pic and here I always thought wild turkey came in a bottle:P happy turley day and safe trip.
Good one.
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Happy Thanksgiving
Richard
Obviously a good time for every one but the turkey..:D:LOL:
Also hoping everybody has a great Thanksgiving with family and friends.
Larry M.
Just curious, Lamin8r, do you celebrate Thanksgiving in NZ? In Canada, we have ours a bit earlier, in October.Quote:
Originally Posted by lamin8r
Happy Thanksgiving to all our American friends.
Happy TG back at you guys.
You might want to be careful about which pie you choose for desert. I just found out how pumpkin pie is made...................
No,I suppose the only people down here who celebrate Thanksgiving are the Americans who live here.And we stumble over a few more day by day...:3dSMILE:
We have our New Zealand celebrations[?] in the first week of February to mark the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi,in 1840,in which is supposed to mark the joining of the British settlers and the "indigenous"people,but it has turned into a big bun fight between a bunch of activists and the Government officials...We wont go there,okay?:D
But anyway,you guys and gals have a good one up there,and one day we might just get up there and help ya celebrate that great country of yours..
Yeesh,I AM glad we are NOT having pumpkin pie for dinner tonight..:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter
And that is one of Bobs MORE TAME pictures. :eek::LOL:
Have a nice Thanksgiving everyone. I know with the job situation, home losses, and lousy economy some might feel they have nothing to be thankful for this year, but there is always someone out there who would do anything to be in your shoes.
Hope you all get to see old friends and family and enjoy the day. :D
Don
Happy Thanksgiving everyone, God bless you and your familys.
Kurt
My Thanksgiving started early!!! My nephew and his wife are up here from Texas, spent the day with them, my son (his 25th birthday today), his girlfriend, and my grandaughter!!!! Spent the day with them doing nothing more then looking at old pictures, drinking coffee, and eating Birthday cake!!!!!
Sounds like the way the Holiday was meant to be with family friends enjoying time spent together. Happy Birthday to your son. Hope they have a safe and trouble free trip home.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Severson
Richard
Yuppers Richard, that is what it's all about!!!! Now I have to do a bit of work tomorrow, then two big get-togethers on Thanksgiving Day!!! Should be a great time...
[QUOTE=lamin8r;370231]No,I suppose the only people down here who celebrate Thanksgiving are the Americans who live here.And we stumble over a few more day by day...:3dSMILE:
We have our New Zealand celebrations[?] in the first week of February to mark the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi,in 1840,in which is supposed to mark the joining of the British settlers and the "indigenous"people,but it has turned into a big bun fight between a bunch of activists and the Government officials...We wont go there,okay?:D
QUOTE]
What a coincidence!!! We had some difficulties with the Brits once, too!!!!
Guess back then the Brits were just a bunch of rabble rousing trouble makers, huh????????:whacked:
I should have read the fine print on our turkeys lable. apparantly it came from sunny southern California.
happy holidays everyone,
Lotsa
[QUOTE=Dave Severson;370299]Dave,I was thinking that when I wrote it,but then,our local tribes were probably lucky the Germans or the Japanese didnt find the place first,they would have been wiped out to the last man...:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by lamin8r
Funny thing is,there is speculation on how the Maori race got here anyway,from the hill country of Taiwan,....:LOL:
Happy thanksgiving this sums up what thanks giving means here.
http://www.kewego.com/video/iLyROoafYtDe.html
Unfortunately I have to go to my Inbreds I mean inlaws..... I get to hear my bro inlaw brag about his "Hemi powered muscle car".......New Charger.:eek:
As always I'm thankfully friends and our troops in harms way...
Have a great day everyone. I have family that will fly in tomorrow morning and lots of catching up to do. God bless those serving our country and my prayers go out to you.
I hope everyone has a great weekend..
