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My partner is half American, so we celebrate Thanksgiving here at the Paint it Pink household. So have a good one, we did.
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Happy Thanksgiving to you as well. It's good to celebrate a good old fashioned feast day with nothing else going on but being happy for what you have.
ReplyDeleteHappy thanksgiving !!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you both! :Dd
ReplyDeleteWhat might that bacon-covered goodness on the right be? Looks intriguing.
ReplyDeleteThat would be the roast chestnut stuffing.
DeleteLooks really mouth watering, yum!
ReplyDeleteYou had a better one than I did.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear that. There were only the four of us, Bill, Clive Susan and myself, but a good time was had. Normally we have family rather than friends around, but due to other commitments the family is coming around tonight to finish off the turkey.
DeleteNice looking spread.
ReplyDeleteTasted good too!
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