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Margie and I are thankful for many things. I am going to cook creamed onions dressed in bacon (the onions, not me) later.

Wishing all of you a Happy Thanksgiving and tummies filled to the breaking point,

Bob

Bull City wrote:Margie and I are thankful for many things. I am going to cook creamed onions dressed in bacon (the onions, not me) later.

Wishing all of you a Happy Thanksgiving and tummies filled to the breaking point,

Bob

Thank goodness you clarified that Bob, I was going to ask for a picture!

I am thankful about so many things, but one thing is this community (thanks Rick!)

Happy Thanksgiving to you all out there in Scantlings Land!

Kim

Turkey and homemade apple pie in the oven (one time I'm sad I don't eat desserts) with sides prepped and ready to go in the oven. Dinner with just the family and then evening coffee and sweets at a neighbor's across the creek.

May each of you enjoy the company of your family and friends and take a moment to be grateful for our good health fortune.

To all our American friends on this board "May the FORK be with you this Thanks Giving Holiday !! " Stay safe in your travels. Cheers Pam and Ed

I am thankful that my family will be together for Thanksgiving for the first time in several years here in Lincoln City, OR where my son lives. Also thankful for all you fine people on Scantlings.

Happy Thanksgiving to all my Usanian friends.

I have much, much, to be thankful for, including this place, all of yous, and the ability to complain the rest of the year.

No traditional celebration today because of spouse's surgery on Monday, but I just came back from 55 hard miles on the bike and will be eating all day anyway. Tonight, I think I'll pan fry some brussels sprouts with bacon and then finish them in the convection oven and mix them up with some of the Restive skipper's wild rice. Probably make some high protein pasta with hot-smoked salmon, sour cream, and peas to go with that and then maybe order a pizza.

Have a fantastic day, all, official holiday or not.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone. We've the extended family gathering and I expect a full food coma by sunset!!!

I am truly thankful for having bumped into you all, you're good people.

B

Best wishes to the female Dr. Munn!





And you too Eric..........

Happy Thanksgiving everyone. All the best to you and yours.

Hope everyone's holiday was fun.

Adele got to spend time with cousins and my gluten-free apple pie was a success.

Life is good!

kdh wrote:Hope everyone's holiday was fun.

Adele got to spend time with cousins and my gluten-free apple pie was a success.

Life is good!

How is Ann doing? All recovered I hope.

kimbottles wrote:

kdh wrote:Hope everyone's holiday was fun.

Adele got to spend time with cousins and my gluten-free apple pie was a success.

Life is good!

How is Ann doing? All recovered I hope.

Thanks for asking Kim. She had some weird issues with air pockets in her body which were a result of the laparoscopic procedure (appendectomy). She's essentially fully recovered. Super glue to close the small incisions!

kdh wrote:

kimbottles wrote:

kdh wrote:Hope everyone's holiday was fun.

Adele got to spend time with cousins and my gluten-free apple pie was a success.

Life is good!

How is Ann doing? All recovered I hope.

Thanks for asking Kim. She had some weird issues with air pockets in her body which were a result of the laparoscopic procedure (appendectomy). She's essentially fully recovered. Super glue to close the small incisions!

That super glue sutures thing is pretty cool, Susan had her chest all glued back together with that stuff after her double mastectomy.

Margie and I celebrated our 45th anniversary on the 28th with Thanksgiving Left-over Pie. Layers of mashed potatoes, turkey, spinach (with bacon) and squash. Yum!

Bull City wrote:Margie and I celebrated our 45th anniversary on the 28th with Thanksgiving Left-over Pie. Layers of mashed potatoes, turkey, spinach (with bacon) and squash. Yum!

pie.jpg

Wow, you're old.

Ish wrote:

Bull City wrote:Margie and I celebrated our 45th anniversary on the 28th with Thanksgiving Left-over Pie. Layers of mashed potatoes, turkey, spinach (with bacon) and squash. Yum!

pie.jpg

Wow, you're old.

Oh lord, what does that make Susan and me? We are at 47 years married (48 years together.)

Bull City wrote:Margie and I celebrated our 45th anniversary on the 28th with Thanksgiving Left-over Pie. Layers of mashed potatoes, turkey, spinach (with bacon) and squash. Yum!

pie.jpg

Any chance you can supply a recipe? That looks fantastic!!

Bull City wrote:Margie and I celebrated our 45th anniversary on the 28th with Thanksgiving Left-over Pie. Layers of mashed potatoes, turkey, spinach (with bacon) and squash. Yum!

pie.jpg

Congrat's Bull! 35 years on the 29th for us.

kimbottles wrote:

Ish wrote:

Bull City wrote:Margie and I celebrated our 45th anniversary on the 28th with Thanksgiving Left-over Pie. Layers of mashed potatoes, turkey, spinach (with bacon) and squash. Yum!

pie.jpg

Wow, you're old.

Oh lord, what does that make Susan and me? We are at 47 years married (48 years together.)

Older.

Ish wrote:

kimbottles wrote:

Ish wrote:

Bull City wrote:Margie and I celebrated our 45th anniversary on the 28th with Thanksgiving Left-over Pie. Layers of mashed potatoes, turkey, spinach (with bacon) and squash. Yum!

pie.jpg

Wow, you're old.

Oh lord, what does that make Susan and me? We are at 47 years married (48 years together.)

Older.

Luckier

Tigger wrote:

Bull City wrote:Margie and I celebrated our 45th anniversary on the 28th with Thanksgiving Left-over Pie. Layers of mashed potatoes, turkey, spinach (with bacon) and squash. Yum!

pie.jpg

Any chance you can supply a recipe? That looks fantastic!!

Yes and I can provide an interior photo. Among Margie's skills is the ability to make very good pie crust, so I didn't use pastry sheets.

That is fantastic! Many thanks!!