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In reply to the discussion: What are your Thanksgiving memories as a kid? They can be good, sad, funny whatever Weird foods too [View all]debm55
(60,807 posts)46. rsdsharp. what did the other people do for potatoes?
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What are your Thanksgiving memories as a kid? They can be good, sad, funny whatever Weird foods too [View all]
debm55
Nov 2022
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My uncles all ponying up cash to send me on a beer run and my mom chewing their ass after
brewens
Nov 2022
#1
We had to buy the booze before here in PA. No beer, wine, or liquor sold in stores. Had to go to a
debm55
Nov 2022
#43
My father's brother died young, and for a time, his two oldest kids lived with us.
rsdsharp
Nov 2022
#4
Skittles, did they have a Harvest fest in England? I know Canada has a Thanksgiving now, either the
debm55
Nov 2022
#41
Tlaloc, sounds like fun. All we had was penny, penny. Guess the hand that had the penny and you got
debm55
Nov 2022
#42
Oh my how terrible for you guys. My father did that with a pheasant. It was beautiful. He did the
debm55
Nov 2022
#24
cks, I guess if you are used to living on a farm, it wouldn't bother us. I was in awe of the beauty
debm55
Nov 2022
#65
Wnylib, the relish tray radishes cut like roses, did you put the black olives on your fingers and
debm55
Nov 2022
#44
My dad shot one. I tried to eat but it was full of pellets or something. Didn't eat
debm55
Nov 2022
#25
Started with the Macy's parade on our big cabinet black-and-white TV.
madamesilverspurs
Nov 2022
#16
We did the same Mother had 9 and dad had 8. Father's mother was no cook but she tried.
debm55
Nov 2022
#47
Good, it sounds like a very nice time. They say smell is the sense to best bring back memories.
debm55
Nov 2022
#26
Yes, they say the most dining rooms are used for only two days-thanksgiving and Christmas. Most
debm55
Nov 2022
#27
Chipper that is funny, Did you ever put the nozzle in your mouth and load the Ready Ship in your
debm55
Nov 2022
#28
Marthe, that is funny. I only realized in my teens that stuffing went up the turkey's ass. Sorta
debm55
Nov 2022
#29
Funny frog. Do you remember when Butterball turkeys had that thermometer built into the turkey that
debm55
Nov 2022
#31
I hear you, 3cat. Thanksgiving almost always ended in an argument over something or other.
debm55
Nov 2022
#37
I was thinking about the jello thing with the fruit cocktail inside. I used to think it was the
debm55
Nov 2022
#36
csyiggy, aren't rutabagas similiar to potatoes? We would eat them raw as a kid. With a touch of salt
debm55
Nov 2022
#45
WHAT !!!! Not one poster mentioned the Green Bean casserole made with beans, mushroom soup and
debm55
Nov 2022
#49
I had chicken pox too when I was 6. Missed thanksgiving. sister who was born on October 28 also got
debm55
Nov 2022
#57
No, everything was always my fault. Uneducated people don't believe in Science. Did you get the
debm55
Nov 2022
#59
Herding cats, beautiful post and yes I remember the Ambrosia Salad. It was good. Thank you for
debm55
Nov 2022
#56