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This anecdote isn't about this year, but I am always reminded of it at Thanksgiving time. My parents and I lived in New Hampshire, but we used to spend Thanksgiving with my grandparents who lived in New York City. On the way there, passing skyscrapers and city life, my father would sing in top voice:  "Over the river and through the woods to Grandmother's house we go. The horse knows the way to carry the sleigh through white and drifted snow." And we always got a good laugh at it. Happy Thanksgiving to you!

For the past 20 years or so either me or husband or both have had to work on Thanksgiving. He used to work during the half time show at the Cowboys game, setting the stage and stuff for the performers. This year he’s not working it. I however will be delivering food trays for any patients in the hospital. I’m off Friday so we’ll have a quiet and simple dinner. As for our daughters they are in London for the week. 

Besides picking up 2 spiral cut hams that my friend is baking for me (they are soooo good)! I'll do that Wednesday night. Going to meet my daughter's boyfriend's parents & then to his cousin's house to eat - going to MS! No leftovers but no mess to clean up either!