Let me be the first to wish all the members of the Harbour Lights Family of Friends a very "Happy Thanksgiving"!

It's hard to believe that Thanksgiving is tomorrow and Christmas is just a little over a month away. Where has 2001 gone?

Bob

Happy Turkey day to you all get your diets out for Friday.Hope you don't get sick from over eating.Bill O'Brien

gobble, gobble

Same to you Bob, Bill and the rest of the forumites! If you are traveling, have a safe trip. Isn't it great to be in a country where we can be thankful for all we have?! We truly are a blessed nation.

Tim - Keeping the flame lit...

Happy turkey Day to all!

Take care, especially if on the road. Expect delays and plan for them.

Dennis

Amen Torchbearer
We certainly do have a lot to be thankful for. Hope everyone has a very special Thanksgining. God Bless you all.

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Dale

Posted on behalf of our Friend Maureen Atwell



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Thanks all and a Happy Thanksgiving to all.


terry

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Happy Thanksgiving to all!!!!!

2beacons

HAPPY THANKSGIVING to all the new friends that I have met on the Collector Forums. You have really made me feel "connected." I am thankful for you all.

Have a great day with your family and/or friends. We all have so much to be thankful for. We will be celebrating with my 99 year- old mother-in-law. She is in good health and we are lucky to have her with us this day.

JoanieO

Turkey, Turkey look at you
Please be careful what you do
Thanksgiving Day is almost here
Everyone eats turkey this time of year
Go and hide out in the woods
We'll eat pizza like we should

Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours.

Darlene

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone.

Tom & Diane

Happy Thankgiving to all! Hope everyone has an enjoyable day with friends and family.

Hi Mo hope you had a great turkey day you really deserve it for all you have done for us I think this is going to be a very good year.Bill O'Brien

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HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL!! Now, back to the leftovers!!!

Hope everyone enjoyed the holiday. Mom did a great job cooking the past few days. Sure made the drive to Georgia well worth it! Of course it was nice to see all my family as well.

shirin

We hope everyone had a safe & Happy Thanksgiving!

We are heading to my parents house tomorrow (Saturday) for another round of Turkey after having had a gathering with her family on Thursday.

You can have too much turkey, but never enough time with family.

-Todd & Marla

Friday - first day of left-overs. Wondering just how long we can stretch the remains of the bird...

Squeeker the cat sure is enjoying his share! Turns his nose up at canned cat food as long as he knows there is chicken or turkey in the 'fridge.

So what's your favorite left-over turkey dish? I like turkey-ala-king over rice.

Turkey Noodle Soup

I made some today. We will have it tomorrow with fresh biscuits or cornbread. It must set overnight in the fridge in order for the ingredients flavors to mingle.

We'll be eating around 1:00 PM if anyone wants to stop by and share some with us.

Ron
(CT Keeper)

Turkey leftover favorite? My favorite thing to do is send as much of it as I can home with my older relatives. I do enjoy a nice sandwich of sliced white meat, stuffing, cranberry sauce, and some Miracle Whip (or mayo) on toasted white bread.

Bob

Kathy & I have the house to ourselves once again all our guest are gone so is 46lbs of turkey we went through yes 46lbs we had 24 people over the last of it went last night.
Then we went to see Harry Potter I thought it was great now I'm going to have to read the book.
But everybody loved the turkey I brined it before I cooked them 3 turkeys in all.
Larry

Larry,
Grandkids took me to Harry Potter yesterday. I too enjoyed the movie. I had read the book before going. More in book than in movie; I thought it a good read. Have read second book and will probably get third book for Christmas.

Tonight should be the last of our turkey; turkey and dumplings are for dinner.
Darlene

I'm with Bob on the turkey, stuffing and cranberry sandwiches. They made a nice lunch during my 15 hour drive home yesterday.

And yes, we (my sisters, nephew and I) also saw Harry Potter. It seemed so long with almost half an hour of previews and commercials before the movie even started. I was amazed my nephew sat that still for so long. I've read all 4 of the books already but I'm tempted to go back and read them again.

shirin


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Ditto with Bob and shirin, but add a nice slice of onion for me. Unfortunately, the boid is all gone!

Tim - Keeping the flame lit...

My favorite thanksgiving leftover is a cold turkey and catsup sandwitch on toasted sourdough bread.

I too saw Harry Potter. It was a very good movie. My wife has a tradition, she goes shopping with my oldest daughter,and her mother. Tthey shop all day Friday and I get to watch the little ones. I usually take them to lunch and then to a movie.(glad its only once a year!) I had my three youngest and my brothers two. We had a great time. My kids have all of the Harry Potter books and can't wait for the next one.

Dale

Late to comment on Thanksgiving...but we had a great one. Both our daughters were here as were the grandtwins. The added guest this year were my June to be son-in-law and his parents. We shared the menu items and for the 9 of us we did have a feast.

The leftovers were divided amongst three households(some dumplings made it to Atlanta on Sunday) and we are all enjoying what remains. Ham is my favorite left over and will be around a few more days for lunches. Gotta love those fresh Florida tomatoes to make the sandwiches delicious.

Only down side of the holiday, back to work on Monday. We did find budding dishwashers when the twins helped clean up. Up side is that all are back home safely.

Derith