Via Popfiend: Turkey Day Plans

[labelleizzy]

Because Curious Minds Want to Know:

1.) What are your plans for tomorrow?

2.) Are you traveling?

3.) What's your favorite Thanksgiving dish? Main course and dessert.

4.) You cooking?

5.) What's on the menu tomorrow?

6.) Finally, list something (or someone[s]) you are thankful for.

My answers:

1) looks like a quiet dinner at home at this point...

2) So, No...

3) I do love a good turkey and my mom's gravy and mashed potatoes... but I'll always come back for another slice of pumpkin pie! (And it's awesome for breakfast the next day too!)

4) Expect Jeff and I will share the cooking.

5) Dunno. Guess we better figure that out *snorting with laughter* *sobers up* HELL, I have to go SHOPPING!

6) I'm thankful for my health, my loves, my friends IRL and in my computer, my family, and my modern life. I'm thankful for my faith, my healing work, my Waldorf training and community, and my prosperity.

Blessings on the world, and may everyone have enough and abundance!

Comments

[ladyariyana.livejournal.com]

1. For tomorrow, I will make a crock pot of mashed potatoes and we will drive one town over to where his brother lives to endure, ahem I mean spend the holiday with his relatives

Friday however I will be making turkey and everything here, so then we have leftovers.
Saturday we will be traveling 30-45 minutes to N. Ky to spend another Thanksgiving with family of choice, my reward for enduring tomorrow.

2. only to the next town 15 minutes tops driving time

3. For Thanksgiving Turkey (Xmas I like to do ham as well) Side dish? #1 would be stuffing, well my stuffing anyway. (mashed potatoes any day yum) and green bean casserole

4. Only Mashed potatoes for Thursday, Friday I will cook everything, Saturday just green bean casserole and carrots.

5. I only know Fridays for sure, tomorrow likely traditional things
Friday: Turkey, stuffing, mashed tatoes, green bean casserole, maybe some carrots, rolls, gravy, maybe a jello mold. Hoping for apple pie

6. For my family, for finding love when I was sure it was never going to happen again in my life. For surviving despite hardships and money getting tighter day by day

[labelleizzy.livejournal.com]

My mom makes a green bean casserole that's kind of hit or miss but this last Saturday it was AWESOME! bits of water chestnut, crispy fried onions, and some kind of cream soup base.

mmm, pie. May your wish of apple pie come true, and may you surpass surviving and go on to THRIVE!

[eeyore-grrl.livejournal.com]

we're having an orphan's thanksgiving here if you'd like to join us. dinner at 6 -- people welcome before or after. so far us and 3 others.

[eeyore-grrl.livejournal.com]

1. Orphan's Thanksgiving at our place. Dinner at six. People drpping by later who have eaten elsewhere.

2. No travel!

3. Apple Pie. Mashed Potates with corn niblets mixed in with lots of real butter and salt!

4 & 5. I am cooking a Quorn Turk'y roast, mushroom gravy. Green and yellow beans. Salad. Warming plain and rosemary rolls, corn niblets. Others are bringing broccoli casserole, apple pie, mashed potatoes.

6. I am thankful for a great boyfriend and awesome smiling baby. I am thankful for cute cats that sleep on me at night.

[themusecalliope]

1.) Sleep and then eat.

2.) Nope...unless you count the distance from my room to the kitchen.

3.) Uh...turkey? Pumpkin pie.

4.) Nope. I went to Dickeys and got take out.

5.) Ham, Turkey, rolls, corn, potato salad, mac & cheese, fries, and lemon cheesecake. Oh. And BBQ sauce.

6.) I'm going to be an aunt!

[discoverylover.livejournal.com]

1.) Working!

2.) Yup, all the way from Rangiora to Christchurch :D

3.) Dunno, haven't ever had a Thanksgiving meal!

4.) Heck no

5.) Depends where we end up for dinner.

6.) Friends, and family, and somewhere to rant :-)

[herbmcsidhe.livejournal.com]

1.) Tomorrow? Recovering from today.

2.) Not if I can possibly avoid it.

3.) Southern-style dressing/stuffing (it's technically a dressing, as we don't buy a full bird and stuff it, but it's what we would be stuffing if we stuffed...), baked yams (which we are not having this year); for dessert, pecan pie.

4.) See that comment about no yams? That means no. If I were cooking, we would be having them. Sadly, others have commandeered the cooking facilities yet again.

5.) Leftovers, naturally! We'll have enough ham left over for at least a week of sandwiches.

6.) All the usual suspects: family, friends, home and hearth.

[sarahmichigan.livejournal.com]

My favorite, hands down, is stuffing, which is why I made a big vegetarian batch and brought it to dinner at my sister-in-law's place.

I'm not all that excited about dessert. I like pumpkin pie, but I won't cry if I don't get any. I didn't have any dessert at all this year because I filled up on stuffing and green bean casserole.