Knot sureWill you invite Mr. Fraser and Mr. Douglas to keep your Mr. Forrest company?
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Knot sureWill you invite Mr. Fraser and Mr. Douglas to keep your Mr. Forrest company?
Oh snap!Knot sure
not_nadine told me about them last year and I’m hooked on the lightly salted ones!Oh snap!
Not to change the subject, but has anyone tried these:
I like the Wasabi Ranch ones - maybe I could put some in my turkey dressing?
Ah hell no, gravy stains on the shirt are the true sign of a native Arkansan. My old man can store a pint jar of gravy in his beard..lol....wear a darker shirt, so it don't show no gravy stains......
....that is beautiful!!!.....Ah hell no, gravy stains on the shirt are the true sign of a native Arkansan. My old man can store a pint jar of gravy in his beard..lol
Thank you ma'am. I'm hoping not to disappoint anyone, a bit nervous, but looking forward to being by her side.Awww - that's great! So happy for you that you get to meet the family
....annnnnnddddd remember to use a napkin ya heathen!......Thank you ma'am. I'm hoping not to disappoint anyone, a bit nervous, but looking forward to being by her side.
YOU JUST SAID I COULD USE MY SHIRT! Quit confusing me ya scoundrel!....annnnnnddddd remember to use a napkin ya heathen!......
...yeah that’s very cool....we’ve had some carry-ins at the gray bar hotel that sound like that....When I used to work on shift at the PD, if you ended up working the Thanksgiving holiday, which I usually did, I never saw a throw down meal like we'd have there. There were a couple of restaurants in our city, Village Inn for one, who would show up in a catering truck and bring no less than 30-35 fresh baked pies to the police department on Thanksgiving Day. Everyone who was working on shift would bring something also, and more often than not, the families of the guys and girls on shift would stop by to bring food, drinks, more pies, more turkey, etc. We usually had to use the training room and put 5 or 6 tables together to hold all the food. You could have fed a small army. Everyone would take turns relieving everyone else so you come come in, sit down and eat with your family if they wanted to come. We all made the best of having to work on a holiday and it was usually a lot of fun and everyone tried to make the best of not being able to be at home. That was a wonderful team to be a part of.
...yeah that’s very cool....we’ve had some carry-ins at the gray bar hotel that sound like that....
....those are in the PIES ya goof!!....You remove the files and shivs from the turkey before eating?
....those are in the PIES ya goof!!....
And don't try to sneak leftovers out in your behiney.Very well, check the yams and mashed potaters extra good this year.......
Many blessings to you and your new family! May this be the first of many wonderful holidays to come.I feel very fortunate this year. I have a new family to go spend Thanksgiving with. I received some very nice FB messages from some of my fiancee's relatives down in Central Arkansas saying they were looking forward to meeting me and thank you for putting a smile back on her face. That was as nice as it was unexpected. As my family is pretty much BS crazy from top to bottom, I'm kind of looking forward to spending Thanksgiving with a family that apparently gets along pretty well. My fiancee's extended family, cousins, uncles, aunts, etc all seem to be very close and it's supposed to be a large gathering. Thanksgiving is apparently their biggest holiday since everyone spends Christmas with their immediate family, so, I'm actually looking forward to Thanksgiving this year which is a nice change. Apparently they have to rent out a building to do Thanksgiving in every year...lol Should be an interesting experience.