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Our best to you and your's, y'all and all y'all!
Glenn
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A happy day to you and yours and I hope everyone has a nice T-Day.
Glenn, I got your mail last night and will respond in a day or so, I'm the cook today so have to get back to work.
MP Sadly Deceased as of 2/17/2014
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It's nice to see you Americans still follow an old English Festival. Originally it was a Harvest Festival, giving thanks for the harvest gathered in, and although some American Presidents have altered the dates of this day, the first 'Thanksgiving' was by British settlers in the first colony settled by we Brits. If any of Y'all or whatever, failed to shoot your own Turkey this year then go here, and have fun. http://www.southbank-design.co.uk/turkeyshoot/index.htmI got me a score of 167,000+ and it was on the high end of the 'Sherry' slider bar. Harry
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Well we've only been doing so since Abe Lincoln made it official Harry!  Happy Thanksgiving!
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whole hog roasted over an open pit fire, smoked and fried turkey, cornbread dressing with giblet gravy, green beans, fruit compote, fresh, homemade rolls with mayhaw jelly, Pecan, apple, and chocolate pies, a variety of libations, Louisiana French roast coffee and 50 of our inlaws, outlaws, and extended family.
Nothing succeeds like excess.
Happy Thanksgiving to all.
Jerry Liles
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I am too stuffed and must be up early to chase birds! Best to all!
My problem lies in reconciling my gross habits with my net income.
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And a happy Thanksgiving to all on my end. Had a litle excitement this morning...check out my post on the woodchuck over on misfires.
Jerry, I miss the good LA food up here, sounds like a good time. I introduced fried turkey to a few friends here a couple years ago. Although it's hard to beat the boiled shrimp at the "Boiling Point" near New Iberia.
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Glenn best to all yalls to.
Harry your first colony over here was old Virginia. Lest she be forgot.
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Jerry, Engraving your G&H style Springfield is going to be a hoot and I know we'll get along just fine. Both of usn's being Southern boys and all. We had country ribs, collards, yams, green beans with pumkin pie . I figure we are so much alike , all will go smoothly.
Hope all had a great Thanksgiving and to Mr. glenn --- finished your "gizzer" & will mail out today.
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Ken,
Sounds like a wonderful Thanksgiving feast. Just our kind of food and it would have fit right in here on Bayou DeSaird. Do you do low country style ribs?
Texraid the shrimp will appear on the christmas menu along with crawfish etouffe and there will be flaming of the plum pudding in honor of grandmother Liles who was from the British West Indies.
I forgot to mention Melanie's famous Sweet Potato cassarole glazed with brown sugar and pecans, and Cathy's Spinach Madeline. None of which was left over.
I hope everyone had something to be thankful for.
Jerry Liles
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