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Canadian Thanksgiving is past. We went to friend's house. We have no family here in Canada.
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Peanut Butter Cups. Either Reese's or Trader Joes. And thats not just for Halloween in this house.
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Candy corn ( remember my grandmother bringing a big bag and counting them out among the five of us). Guess a second one would be the Reese's peanut butter cups.
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Two years worth. Better to be prepared for something that will hopefully never happen then I'll prepared.
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I just bought a little bit every month, like 1 can of the freeze-dried stuff. Gotta work on the water tho.
I have a week's worth if food storage, plus a bug-out bag with 72-hour emergency stuff.
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of course!
ReplyIt's just 2 of us. We've eatten out on Thanksgiving in the past. Not happy with the crowds or lack of leftovers for turkey sandwiches and homemade turkey pot pies.
ReplyWhen I don't have my son, holiday meals are kept simple and more casual. But, we do more with him. I live with my mother, step dad, brother, and son. Even when I don't my boy, we have more semi fancy meals with the arrival of step dad than before him. I have my boy for Thanksgiving, but no guests.
ReplyI always do! Never went out for the holidays
ReplyI will be home alone this year, so will make something.
ReplyVisiting with family who will be cooking.
ReplyI live alone so I will cook a turkey drumstick. No sense in cooking an entire bird for one person.
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