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hummingwolf) wrote2005-11-22 06:57 pm
hummingwolf) wrote2005-11-22 06:57 pm
Update
Migraine pretty much went away, finally. On Sunday I was even able to go dump books in the library drop-off, go to church (ten minutes late, which was about twenty minutes earlier than I would have liked (they were playing too much music from the 1880s, not my favorite decade)), escape my parentheses (oh wait, that was today), come home for lunch & some rest, go to the library again, grab some food at the supermarket, and come home. Aside from nearly passing out in church, this worked out well for me.
Monday: Tired. Read library books. Never left the house. Barely left my room.
Today: Wanted to get out of the house early enough to do a few things what need doing, but my body had other plans. Finally went to the grocery store again this evening so I could get the chance to dodge shopping carts and cranky customers in the bread aisle. Had fun conversations with the other folks in line. Now it's time for me to decide whether supper should be liver & onions or French toast. (No, I am not combining the two. Not this time.)
So, what's everybody doing for Thanksgiving? I've got no plans as of yet. I've got the makings for French toast, though, so I can be thankful for that.
Monday: Tired. Read library books. Never left the house. Barely left my room.
Today: Wanted to get out of the house early enough to do a few things what need doing, but my body had other plans. Finally went to the grocery store again this evening so I could get the chance to dodge shopping carts and cranky customers in the bread aisle. Had fun conversations with the other folks in line. Now it's time for me to decide whether supper should be liver & onions or French toast. (No, I am not combining the two. Not this time.)
So, what's everybody doing for Thanksgiving? I've got no plans as of yet. I've got the makings for French toast, though, so I can be thankful for that.
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I like to be multi-cultural, especially when it comes to food! And, don't forget the good 'ol down home southern cooking (My father's side is from Alabama). :-D
Sixteen people gathered together sounds like a good time, as long as you all get along pretty well.
We get along very well, so it should be a great time. Last Thanksgiving (after the meal) we ended up all singing, playing instruments (some "instruments" were pots and pans) and dancing the dance of the Goofy People. I have a silly family.
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