Sissie wants me out of my funk. She said my blog post yesterday was so depressing. She hates it when I go down like this.... okay, OH KAY her name is KAY.
I have my marching orders. My Brussel sprouts are prepped. My potatoes are peeled; I have made my pies. now I just have to finish setting the table.
Sissie is busy banging around in the Kitchen. We are going to eat at three. Horse ovaries at 2. It will be yummy for sure.
Had two wedding dresses come in yesterday, funny time of year. I am happy that I will have a lot to do next week.
I plan on stripping the house of all Fall tomorrow and starting on Christmas just for a mood lifter. I also am going to help Sissie with her cut garden for a while and take my buddy shoe shopping and I get Kelsa for the weekend. I should have plenty to keep me up and happy.
I hope all of you that are celebrating Thanksgiving have a super holiday. Those of you oversees, just have a fun filled day. Blessings on everyone, you all mean so much to me. Such a lovely community we have built over the years. Thanks for all you do for me, more than you will ever know.
Don't eat too much, *snort* I had pie and Cheetos and chocolate for breakfast.
God is good
Kim
Wishing you a wonderful Thanksgiving with family.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
I hope you and the family had a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving Kim! Your breakfast sounds delicious. 😂 You are so sweet, I love our little community too.
ReplyDeleteSending love & blessings across the oceans & the miles to you & your family Kim. We don't celebrate Thanksgiving here in New Zealand but I sure can eat wonderful food right along with you (!!) 😉
ReplyDeleteI baked two pumpkin pies the day before Thanksgiving and ate one before I went to bed.
ReplyDeleteGood thing work came in for you.
I am thankful every day I met you here, sweet friend. I'm having pumpkin pie for breakfast!
ReplyDeleteYou really had me at "horse ovaries."
ReplyDeleteI thought, "Well, they eat bull testicles out west--maybe they eat horse ovaries too??"
Then I came to my senses and realized you meant "horse doovers." Which makes sense, because that's a much more easily accessible part of the horse.
Whew! Mental crisis averted!
Whew! Glad you explained that, Sue! Because I was thinking the same thing: what the heck are they eating out there???
DeleteI hope you had a lovely Thanksgiving. I'm glad you have your sister there for you.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving! Hope it was a great day. I also had some very questionable meal choices over the past few days, although no Cheetos, and now I feel like I missed out a bit. Who doesn't need those orange covered fingers?! - Hawaii Planner
ReplyDeleteHope your Thanksgiving was full of family and love. I thoroughly approve of your breakfast that day: start out on the right track!!!
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