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Do you have any Thanksgiving traditions?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on November 22, 2012
“ Fellowship with the family. Because without fellowship, it’s just food.”
“ After eating we play the game Knock Out (basketball game).”
“ We always play Scrabble. That night we always put up the Christmas tree.”
“ Cheesy potatoes. That’s what they always want.”
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Klumma 3 years, 10 months ago
Not really. However, there was that one nite.... X that. HAPPY THANKS GIVING TO ALL!
Klumma 3 years, 10 months ago
Happy Thanksgiving, Spacehog. Will throw some stuff out for you to forage on if needed. -God Bless.
RoeDapple 3 years, 10 months ago
Shooting clays with the guys while the little ladies clean up the kitchen. Some of the ladies have caught on to our game . . . and have become pretty good shots.
Cait McKnelly 3 years, 10 months ago
So much sage in the stuffing it turns it green.
I grew up with my mother making the stuffing this way. I was about ten or eleven the first time I had stuffing made by someone other than my mother. When it was put on my plate, I asked my mom what it was and she said it was stuffing. I started to argue with her because it wasn't green.
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