May your meal preparations
be more like this
be more like this
than this
PS Doesn't Snoopy fold napkins like a Boss?
PPS We'll not talk about Curly shoving his arm up the nether regions of a turkey. Okay?
Showing posts with label Happy Thanksgiving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Happy Thanksgiving. Show all posts
Thursday, November 24, 2016
My Thanksgiving Wish to You
PS Doesn't Snoopy fold napkins like a Boss?
PPS We'll not talk about Curly shoving his arm up the nether regions of a turkey. Okay?
Thursday, November 26, 2015
Happy Thanksgiving!
Thanks for hanging with me
through another year!
Best wishes to you and your families!
Vintage Thanksgiving card from a box of greeting cards I found at an estate sale last year.
Thursday, November 27, 2014
Grateful Updates
Hello from Arkansas! We arrived yesterday afternoon after seemingly endless miles of road construction. Seriously, everywhere!
Today we're eating with Keith's mom and visiting some of the family. Tomorrow, we'll visit some more of the family and eat some more. Maybe we'll do some shopping too. Saturday, we say good-bye and head back home to Chiquito. The cat sitter says he's doing fine, but we miss the little booger.
I hope you all feast well and visit well and travel safely! Enjoy today and remember how thankful I am to have each of you in my life!
Hugs all around!
Today we're eating with Keith's mom and visiting some of the family. Tomorrow, we'll visit some more of the family and eat some more. Maybe we'll do some shopping too. Saturday, we say good-bye and head back home to Chiquito. The cat sitter says he's doing fine, but we miss the little booger.
I hope you all feast well and visit well and travel safely! Enjoy today and remember how thankful I am to have each of you in my life!
Hugs all around!
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Gratefulitude
Happy Tofurkey Day, Everyone!
We made great time back to Louisville on Tuesday and actually made the whole trip in one big chunk. That's not really the way we prefer to do it, but we got past the point of no return and just kept on going.
We were actually quite surprised about it. Going down, we got caught in a massive construction slowdown outside of Memphis. It took 3 hours to go about 12 miles! We were prepared to get stuck in that again, but we cruised right through the same spot with no issues.
Our early arrival back home meant that I had a whole afternoon to spend at Peddler's Mall getting ready for Black Friday. A lot of the items I had put out before we left sold while we were gone, which was a good thing. I had kind of ran out of room for all my Xmas stuff! I was able to totally rearrange and completely restock the area, so I am totally ready! I have a few more Christmas items to go out, but for the most part, it's all out.
We're now prepping our annual vegetarian feast. I'm pricing up stuff that I haven't had time to get to recently. I'm going to spend the afternoon working on my junk room, which has become impassable again. Tomorrow, I'll head to YesterNook and put out my last vintage Xmas stuff. I think I'll hit a thrift that's doing half off, then to Half-Price Books for their sale. I'll get my gift-shopping done there.
If you're watching my post total, you'll see that 200 is just around the bend! Woo hoo!
I'm planning on getting some posts done and scheduled this weekend, so you'll have some content this week. Hopefully, you'll read about some recent acquisitions, recent travels, and other thoughts in the next few days. I've also found a huge stash of vintage Christmas cards, so "Your Vintage Christmas Card of the Day" will be returning, once I get some scanning done. I'm also working on a couple of "Junkin' Memories" posts and a "This is How We Do it" post. Plus, I've got a kind of a personal issue to talk about. Stick with us, folks. There's lots to come!
In the meantime, please go over to the Monkeybox blog and show Shara some love. Her family got dealt quite a blow a few days ago. There's always a personal side to just about every headline you read. It's sad how often we forget this.
We made great time back to Louisville on Tuesday and actually made the whole trip in one big chunk. That's not really the way we prefer to do it, but we got past the point of no return and just kept on going.
We were actually quite surprised about it. Going down, we got caught in a massive construction slowdown outside of Memphis. It took 3 hours to go about 12 miles! We were prepared to get stuck in that again, but we cruised right through the same spot with no issues.
Our early arrival back home meant that I had a whole afternoon to spend at Peddler's Mall getting ready for Black Friday. A lot of the items I had put out before we left sold while we were gone, which was a good thing. I had kind of ran out of room for all my Xmas stuff! I was able to totally rearrange and completely restock the area, so I am totally ready! I have a few more Christmas items to go out, but for the most part, it's all out.
We're now prepping our annual vegetarian feast. I'm pricing up stuff that I haven't had time to get to recently. I'm going to spend the afternoon working on my junk room, which has become impassable again. Tomorrow, I'll head to YesterNook and put out my last vintage Xmas stuff. I think I'll hit a thrift that's doing half off, then to Half-Price Books for their sale. I'll get my gift-shopping done there.
If you're watching my post total, you'll see that 200 is just around the bend! Woo hoo!
I'm planning on getting some posts done and scheduled this weekend, so you'll have some content this week. Hopefully, you'll read about some recent acquisitions, recent travels, and other thoughts in the next few days. I've also found a huge stash of vintage Christmas cards, so "Your Vintage Christmas Card of the Day" will be returning, once I get some scanning done. I'm also working on a couple of "Junkin' Memories" posts and a "This is How We Do it" post. Plus, I've got a kind of a personal issue to talk about. Stick with us, folks. There's lots to come!
In the meantime, please go over to the Monkeybox blog and show Shara some love. Her family got dealt quite a blow a few days ago. There's always a personal side to just about every headline you read. It's sad how often we forget this.
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Happy Thanksgiving!
I was going to do one of those traditional "what I'm thankful for" essays here. but I'm not really that kind of guy. Nothing against doing that, but it comes off as forced when I try it. I honestly believe that, if you read my blog posts throughout the year, you pretty much know who and what I'm thankful for.
So, anyway, we're off not eating turkey, but still feasting nonetheless. Go green bean casserole!
See you all tomorrow! Don't eat too much! (Yeah, right!) Travel safely! And may your teams win the games!
So, anyway, we're off not eating turkey, but still feasting nonetheless. Go green bean casserole!
So let me leave you with a thought to ponder this fine day:
Why does this pic of Eric Bana come up in a Google image search for funny turkey pictures?
I mean, really? Just look at the man. "Funny turkey" is the last thing that comes to my mind, let me tell you! At least I can understand why this one pops up!
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