Will be cooking for 120 people. Our church provides meals at our church to people in a local Homeless shelter, a drug/alcohol facility and a residence for at risk boys. A couple in the church has been heading this up for 3 years with help from a lot of us. However, last week they got mad about something and pulled out. So..... duties were divided with those of us who could be there that day (most can't as they have other plans) - I will head up the kitchen and do most of the cooking. Thankfully the turkeys will be cooked by members and brought to me. My younger daughter who is 39 will come help before and after she has dinner at her fathers. Other daughter goes to her in-laws. We will get through this!

Bless you, Phyllis and Leanord

 . . . for stepping up and into the kitchen!  For five years, I was priviledged to serve as Chair of the Salvation Army Advisory Board in Savannah.  Each Turkey Event (Thanksgiving and Christmas Days) I assisted on the serving line for well over 200 people.

That was a blessing to me to see the appreciation from others.

I am sure somehow He will get you through it, and you will be blessed by the day!  When everyone checks their ego at the door, everything runs smoother in volunteer situations.

Charles

Ill have to say that we were not that giving. We did have some wonderful Thanksgivings with family for many years. This year we will be going out to eat with our oldest son. It is much easier on my DW to go out than it is to have her cook. We will leave all the dishes for someone else to clean up. I hope that all our family here at RV Dreams have a safe Thanksgiving. Joe and Sherri

I'll be at the SKP park in Hollister, MO (assuming that I can get a spot there when I arrive tomorrow afternoon)....plan to stay a week, maybe a bit more. If there is anything going on at the park, I'll do that, otherwise it'll be a turkey sandwich. <g>

We are having our 3 adult children, spouses and 3 grandchildren for dinner at our campsite on the beach in Ca.  DH will be deepfat frying the turkey outside,  I will be making stovetop stuffing. (easy but so good) and kids will be bringing everything else.  Bought paper plates and napkins today.  Sounds good and easy to me !!!!  We'll be thankful to be together without all the fuss.
Brenda
Just made some very easy chocolate muffins that were very good,  also reduced calorie and fat.  Mix 1 box chocolate cake mix (dry) with regular size can of pumpkin.  NOTHING ELSE !!!!!  Put in muffin papers or greased tin and bake at 350 for approx.20 minutes.