It’s a little early but I wanted to wish everyone a safe and Happy Thanksgiving!
Just think…
If the Indians had given the Pilgrims a donkey instead of a turkey,
we would all be having a piece of ass this Thanksgiving!
:dinner:
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It’s a little early but I wanted to wish everyone a safe and Happy Thanksgiving!
Just think…
If the Indians had given the Pilgrims a donkey instead of a turkey,
we would all be having a piece of ass this Thanksgiving!
:dinner:
Umm, Happy Thanks Giving to you!
http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...gia/Turkey.gif
The the expression
"This taste like ass"
would be considered a compliment?!?
You are welcome to give it a try and let us know how that works for ya!Quote:
Originally Posted by 2fnloud
Somebody has a LOT of time on their hands lately. ;)
Happy early Thanksgiving to everyone. Hope everyone has something to be thankful for.
Happy thanksgiving all!
:hugs: for you Karen
Thank You and same back to you all!
Happy Turkey day all wish I was home with my family
Thanks everyone, I hope everyone has a great and safe Thanksgiving.
Shhhhh...The boss will hear you.Quote:
Originally Posted by beepbeep
My son and his family are overseas as well. I'm sure your family will miss you as much as we miss him.Quote:
Originally Posted by ntcmpjg
Thank you :)
For the past 10 years, my wife & I have come to Hot Springs Village, AR to celebrate the holiday with my parents.
This year, we came a week early ... to celebrate Mom's life.
She passed away after a long illness on Nov 13th.
Both brothers came in & we reminisced, consumed mass quantities and let the emotions go.
This will probably be the last Thanksgiving here, we'll get Pop to join us in the future.
As y'all join round the table today, look at those sitting next to you, across from you.
Clasp hands and pray
For health, tolerance and understanding.
Give thanks for what you have .. family.
Happy Thanksgiving all.
I am so very sorry to see this about your mom. :GroupHug:Quote:
Originally Posted by EZnTn
JFK said it best;
As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them.
Happy Turkey Day everyone!
Sorry to hear that man :sad:Quote:
Originally Posted by EZnTn
I spent the day with people that felt like strangers
Well Granny, Welcome Home!
:frown:Quote:
Originally Posted by Granny
I still think you rock.
Today made up for it!
I have my 2 oldest Grandsons helping me put up the Christmas tree.
They are awesom..I'm truely blessed.
Yay!! I talked Chris into putting up Christmas lights. No tree, though. :sigh: 5 doggahs and a kitty make that sorta hazardous---and messy. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Granny
I hear you. Used to be so close to the family not so long ago. Gotten to the point where it feels like I'm just receiving attendance points from a professor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Granny
Ditto... :sad:Quote:
Originally Posted by onebadmollafolla
No doubt it sucks. Seems such a great switch it's almost Biblical. Truly phenomenal how much changes in a few years. One may even say depressing. With that said, it is what it is. Pretty much my stance on life for the last half decade. In a rather cynical sense, it's humorous.Quote:
Originally Posted by CoopKill
All changed when the Grandparents were out of the picture. It seems the true humans emerged, or the life of the family was sucked out when they were gone. It used to be 4 get togethers of over 30 family members a year. We all even went to Hawaii for 2 weeks together. G-parents gone, 1/2 family gone, and greed dominated quickly.
That being said, I do love and appreciate all that at least put forth the effort to pretend to care.
After 4 kids and countless pets I couldn't begin to tell you how many years we tied the tree to the wall so it wouldn't hit the floor!Quote:
Originally Posted by beepbeep
This year it has to survive the 2 year old! :Doh: