I'm having fun playing along with memes this week. Here's another Thanksgiving-themed one:
{If you knew this would be the last Thanksgiving holiday with your family, what would you do differently?}
I wouldn't cook. I would savor each moment. I'd make a point to spend time individually with each of them. I'd make a point of laughing. And I'd do something to make a memory with each member of my family.
{What is your favorite Thanksgiving dinner dish?}
This corn pudding recipe. It's delicious. It's my own creation. I highly recommend you try it.
{Why did John Smith fall in love with Pocahontas? Was it her beauty or her bravery?}
Neither. It was her scantily-clad, muscular body and her exotic appearance after being stuck on a ship with very pale, very sickly, very prudish pilgrims.
{Fill in the blank: Over the river and through the woods to ________________ 's blog we go.}
Haniela's. Eye candy. Food porn. Worthy of a trip over a river and through the woods. Barefoot, even.
{What is a cornucopia?A. A foot ailment B. Freud's hidden coping strategy C. a Enuch with a very large vocabulary D. third cousin of Onomatopoeia}
It's what you do when you're plagued by foot problems but still want to run a 5k. You have a corn, you cope. Eee-uh.
{Find a word that rhymes with Thanksgiving}
No, thank you. I actually tried white pages to see if there was a Hank Skiving. Did you know that skiving is the process in which you split strips of leather? I learn something useless new every day!
{Do you have any holiday traditions you'd like to share with us?}
We do NOT dress in fancy clothes. We do NOT use fancy dishes. We cook only what we love. We eat. A lot. And we usually put up our tree that night. After we're good and stuffed. Our tradition is to keep Thanksgiving pleasant for everyone, including the cook. And that's me. So I like it that way.
This post is linked to The Queen's Meme.
can i come to your house for dinner???? great answers...especially Pocahontas..LOL...HT
ReplyDeleteDo you do skiving in your skivvies? Thanks for the corn pudding recipe
ReplyDeleteI think you're right about John Smith & Pocahontas.
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