Ghostdancer
Airman
[SIZE=+3]HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO EVERYONE[/SIZE]
[SIZE=+2]TO INCLUDE THOSE WHO LIVE WHERE THANKSGIVING IS NOT CELEBRATED[/SIZE]
Thanksgiving 2007
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[SIZE=+3]HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO EVERYONE[/SIZE]
[SIZE=+2]TO INCLUDE THOSE WHO LIVE WHERE THANKSGIVING IS NOT CELEBRATED[/SIZE]
Happy Thanksgiving every one.
Well even though today is not Thanksgiving they have the big Thanksgiving Dinner at the Dining Facility at the Army Airfield where I work, that way they can have Thanksgiving with there families on Thursday. Well anyhow me and my wife went and ate with all the soldiers in the DEFAC today. They had Prime Rib, Turkey, Ham, Crab Legs, and all the fixings that go with it. Felt good to eat with soldiers again now that I am not in the Army anymore, especially on this day of Thanks.
Tomorrow ofcourse I making a big Thanksgiving meal at my house. Doing the ham, deep fried Turkey, and all the fixings that go with it. Even my German friends who do not celebrate Thanksgiving are coming over to celebrate with us and I have invited several soldiers (they were my soldiers when I was in th Army) over to spend Thanksgiving with my family. It will be a great meal and a great time.
Well even though today is not Thanksgiving they have the big Thanksgiving Dinner at the Dining Facility at the Army Airfield where I work, that way they can have Thanksgiving with there families on Thursday. Well anyhow me and my wife went and ate with all the soldiers in the DEFAC today. They had Prime Rib, Turkey, Ham, Crab Legs, and all the fixings that go with it. Felt good to eat with soldiers again now that I am not in the Army anymore, especially on this day of Thanks.
Tomorrow ofcourse I making a big Thanksgiving meal at my house. Doing the ham, deep fried Turkey, and all the fixings that go with it. Even my German friends who do not celebrate Thanksgiving are coming over to celebrate with us and I have invited several soldiers (they were my soldiers when I was in th Army) over to spend Thanksgiving with my family. It will be a great meal and a great time.
ccheese
Member In Perpetuity
Because it's just the two of us, Edna Mae does not fix a big dinner. Actually,
she doesn't fix any dinner.... I always take her out to a seafood
restaurant, because neither one of us is fond a turkey or chicken.
However, I do wish all the members of the forum a Happy Thanksgiving,
even those in countries (like Poland) that do not celebrate Thanksgiving.
Charles
she doesn't fix any dinner.... I always take her out to a seafood
restaurant, because neither one of us is fond a turkey or chicken.
However, I do wish all the members of the forum a Happy Thanksgiving,
even those in countries (like Poland) that do not celebrate Thanksgiving.
Charles
Erich
the old Sage
well I will be serious in this thread for once ........ 
I wish you the best and very blessed Thanks giving
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I wish you the best and very blessed Thanks giving
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ccheese
Member In Perpetuity
well.... I will be serious in this thread for once ........
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Thanks.....
Your generosity is only exceeded by your good looks !
Charles
twoeagles
Senior Airman
For the first time since I became an empty nester in February, my son
and daughter will be home with me. The Navy was benevolent and decided
I needed them more than Uncle Sam! That's a Happy Thanksgiving!
and daughter will be home with me. The Navy was benevolent and decided
I needed them more than Uncle Sam! That's a Happy Thanksgiving!
Erich
the old Sage
it's a gorgeous 25F and breezy out clear skies, my woman will be home in an hour so we make the 300 plus mile drive north along back roads of Orygun.
blessings upon you all and thank God for something this week - you're all alive aren't you ?
and for Charles I am testing out a new furlined speedo in flat black just to see if it will be windproof on those 20 degree mornings ......... oooooooooooh, furlined suspenders will be standard so they won't creep
yee haw, have a good one guys
Erich ~
blessings upon you all and thank God for something this week - you're all alive aren't you ?
and for Charles I am testing out a new furlined speedo in flat black just to see if it will be windproof on those 20 degree mornings ......... oooooooooooh, furlined suspenders will be standard so they won't creep
yee haw, have a good one guys
Erich ~
ToughOmbre
Senior Master Sergeant
Thorlifter
Captain
Everyone have a safe and happy turkey day.
Cota1992
Senior Airman
Happy Thanksgiving and have a safe holiday!
Here it's going to be in the 60s!
Art in DC
Here it's going to be in the 60s!
Art in DC
lesofprimus
Brigadier General
I hope all u bastardos get Trichinosis Poisioning and have to sleep a minimum of 3 hours after u consume mass quantities of Turkey-Lurkey...
I know I will.....
Happy Thanksgiving Guys...
Oh, and if u happen to see a Native American today or tomorrow, say "Thanks" for me too....
I know I will.....
Happy Thanksgiving Guys...
Oh, and if u happen to see a Native American today or tomorrow, say "Thanks" for me too....
DOUGRD
Staff Sergeant
Hey Charles, Are you going down to Waterside? The wife and I really miss that place. (also China Garden at Pembroke Mall)
DOUGRD
Staff Sergeant
To one and all, have a safe and happy Thanksgiving. To those of us who remember how it was to be "deployed or TDY or TAD or at sea" don't forget our comrades who are out there now, a toast to our Brothers-In-Arms.
lesofprimus
Brigadier General
Amen to that Senior... Shipboard Turkey Dinners suck balls...
Becca
Staff Sergeant
HAPPY Tday to ALL!!!!
HOW TO COOK A TURKEY
Go buy a turkey
Pour a glass of wine
Put turkey in oven
Pour another glass of wine
Set the oven at 375 degrees
Pour another glass of wine
Turn the oven on
Pop open another bottle of wine
Turk the bastey
Pour another glass of vino
Bake the wine for 4 hours
Take the oven out of the turkey
Floor the turkey off of the pick
Turk the Carvey
Open another wottle of bine
Tet the sable and poer yourself another glass of turkey
Bless the saying, pass and eat out.
HOW TO COOK A TURKEY
Go buy a turkey
Pour a glass of wine
Put turkey in oven
Pour another glass of wine
Set the oven at 375 degrees
Pour another glass of wine
Turn the oven on
Pop open another bottle of wine
Turk the bastey
Pour another glass of vino
Bake the wine for 4 hours
Take the oven out of the turkey
Floor the turkey off of the pick
Turk the Carvey
Open another wottle of bine
Tet the sable and poer yourself another glass of turkey
Bless the saying, pass and eat out.
Amen Brother. I can still remember it like it was yesterday (that might be since the last time was only 2 years ago!
).
To those out on the front lines.Well everything but the Turkey (which is being deep fried later) is in the oven or ready to go and only has to be heated back up. Now just waiting for the right time and the guests.
lesofprimus
Brigadier General
My 21 pounder goes in the oven at 10:00 for the 4 hour and 45 minute journey to Turkalishous Heaven...
