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unionthug777

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9. thankstaking

Reply to KansDem (Original post)

Fri Nov 22, 2013, 11:02 AM

Nov 2013

one of my grandsons brags at school that he gets to enjoy the holiday with a real native american (me).

but, to answer the question, just ham and a potato dish and dutch apple pie this year. nothing too exciting.

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Anyone having a "traditional" Thanksgiving this year? [View all] KansDem Nov 2013 OP

No CountAllVotes Nov 2013 #1

guess they're cheaper in the south alc Nov 2013 #14

Walmart CountAllVotes Nov 2013 #15

Actually this won't be traditional for me atleast Arcanetrance Nov 2013 #2

I go pretty traditional lillypaddle Nov 2013 #3

Thanks! KansDem Nov 2013 #8

What about popcorn TlalocW Nov 2013 #4

I don't know if it's a myth JustAnotherGen Nov 2013 #6

I don't know if we'll have a turkey. LuvNewcastle Nov 2013 #5

yep... trumad Nov 2013 #7

thankstaking unionthug777 Nov 2013 #9

I was thinking about doing a turkey in the fryer this year, and smoke a duck snooper2 Nov 2013 #10

Well, it's traditional for us! ladyVet Nov 2013 #11

Potatoes not yet introduced to the New World? Xipe Totec Nov 2013 #12

No thanks rock Nov 2013 #13

I enjoy a Norman Rockwell Thanksgiving - at church with others. IrishAyes Nov 2013 #16

Yup, can't wait! eissa Nov 2013 #17