Everyone here survived Thanksgiving once again. Although the boys came screaming to me at 7 pm that they were starving and needed food, because they couldn't eat their other grandmothers Thanksgiving dinner. Overcooked jerky turkey that was too dry to chew, "gravy" that was just grease with no thickening agent, green beans that tasted like water, and sweet potatoes that were just cooked and barely smashed (not mashed). The only edible things were the garlic mashed potatoes and corn souffle that my DD made and the store bought pies. We filled up on that.
I had to feed the boys, because their parents went off to stand in line for black Friday deals to buy them gifts that are too nice at prices they could afford. Those boys are spoiled, but when you consider that they politely thanked their other grandmother for the horribly prepared food, they might have deserved it.
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Some of the things I am thankful for.
The health of my family, including my son who finally got his heart patched up and ticking in a way that will make it last longer before more surgery.
A roof over my head, small and tight, but warm, and food in my stomach.
The ability to think and work and earn an income, no matter how small it is.
All of the lovely friends and customers have because of my journey into the online retail business.
The fact that anonymous posts to this blog are blocked :)
Hope you all had a joyous Thanksgiving and can count your blessings instead of sheep too.
1 comment:
The mashed potatoes that Poppy made look so awesome!
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