Yummie! And last year's thread...

Posted by Petra on November 19, 1999 at 21:56:30:

In Reply to: HAPPY THANKSGIVING - A little early posted by KarenB on November 19, 1999 at 11:46:29:

: I will be leaving town for more of Oklahoma's small hill country today. I will miss the daily frolic/activity on this board for several days. I just wanted to wish all you an early HAPPY THANKSGIVING. Eat all the Turkey/Ham, stuffing, pumpkin pie (actually, I'm very good at pumpkin and pecan pie baking), etc. you want because you know the old saying "you can diet tomorrow" - chuckle chuckle.

Yummmm...! Thanks for the good (and wholesome :) wishes.
Talking about Thanksgiving: I remember asking some questions about that last year, and we had a pretty interesting thread going on about the origin of Thanksgiving. Here is the link to the archived thread:

• Earliest frontier stories and Thanksgiving

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: : I will be leaving town for more of Oklahoma's small hill country today.  I will miss the daily frolic/activity on this board for several days.  I just wanted to wish all you an early HAPPY THANKSGIVING.  Eat all the Turkey/Ham, stuffing, pumpkin pie (actually, I'm very good at pumpkin and pecan pie baking), etc. you want because you know the old saying "you can diet tomorrow" - chuckle chuckle.   

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: Yummmm...!  Thanks for the good (and wholesome :) wishes.
: Talking about Thanksgiving:  I remember asking some questions about that last year, and we had a pretty interesting thread going on about the origin of Thanksgiving.  Here is the link to the archived thread:


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