Thanksgiving Favorites

[Guest guest]

Unfortunately, this year, as with many past, my partner has to work

Thanksgiving. That used to be a given, for both of us; hospitals and

nursing homes never quit. After I stopped working, I still cooked for

others, but last year, as this, birds are out of my vocabulary, with

the exception of buying seed and feeding them. We have decided on

eggplant lasagna, dressing, mashed potatoes, gravy, kraut, another

veggie casserole, and pumpkin pie. Our families are gone, and I may go

to his,(place of employment), nursing home and help serve. Giving to

others is our greatest gift, after all is said and done, and what we

receive is priceless.

Blessings and love, for a wonderful Thanksgiving, Jack (Texas)

[Guest guest]

Sorry you don't have a family here to share the Thanksgiving with, Jack. But at

least you have your partner, and that is good--I have NO one here but I'll make

do.

Have a good one!

Lisamarie, Tx.

 

maxium62001 <maxium62001 wrote:

Unfortunately, this year, as with many past, my partner has to work

Thanksgiving. That used to be a given, for both of us; hospitals and

nursing homes never quit. After I stopped working, I still cooked for

others, but last year, as this, birds are out of my vocabulary, with

the exception of buying seed and feeding them. We have decided on

eggplant lasagna, dressing, mashed potatoes, gravy, kraut, another

veggie casserole, and pumpkin pie. Our families are gone, and I may go

to his,(place of employment), nursing home and help serve. Giving to

others is our greatest gift, after all is said and done, and what we

receive is priceless.

Blessings and love, for a wonderful Thanksgiving, Jack (Texas)