WPBP of the day

stina93446 · November 2009

Because some of us are signing off soon for thanksgiving

Who are you celebrating with?

Are you cooking the turkey?

What are you most thankful for?

Favorite thing to eat on Tday?

stina93446 · November 2009

Who are you celebrating with?Me and my husband are cooking for our holiday orphan friends.
Are you cooking the turkey?My husband is making the turkey, but I'm making creme brulee and the biscuits and such.
What are you most thankful for?Right now, my grandma's health is not good and she may not be around for much longer. I am thankful that she has been in my life and I hope to see her at New Years.
Favorite thing to eat on Tday?My grandma's stuffing.

SarahPLiz · November 2009

Who are you celebrating with? This year will jkust be FI and I. His father decided last night not to come, even after we bought his non-refundable plane ticket.That's whole other story.

Are you cooking the turkey? I am making cornish hens. I am allergic to Turkey

What are you most thankful for? I am thankful for a wonderful Fiance and that we are both employed and are able to have food on our table this Thanksgiving, as I know others who are struggling.

Favorite thing to eat on Tday? Sweet potatoes, in any form. They were .19/lb when I went shopping so we now have 8lbs of sweet potatoes in our house. Good thing they keep well, since it will just be the 2 of us!

CTGirl30 · November 2009

Who are you celebrating with? Fi and my parents - we are hosting in our new home.

Are you cooking the turkey? Yes, with help from FI and my mother - I have never done a turkey before!

What are you most thankful for? Family, friends, good health, steady employment, the roof over our heads, life is good. Lots to be thankful for.

Favorite thing to eat on Tday? Everything!! Turkey smothered in gravy, stuffing, the desserts. And shrimp with cocktail sauce - I never eat that any other time of the year.

swim1011 · November 2009

Who are you celebrating with? T-day with my family, then the weekend with FI's family.

Are you cooking the turkey? No, thank goodness!

What are you most thankful for? That FI and I both still have jobs. It's been a rough year.

Favorite thing to eat on Tday? Pumpkin pie with cool whip. Or maybe cool whip, with pumpkin pie. (or real whip cream, nom.)

mbcdefg · November 2009

Who are you celebrating with? FI's extended family in the morning, then heading to my parents' in the afternoon.

Are you cooking the turkey? I'm cooking A turkey, because we bought one for a dinner party that fell through. So I'm cooking it for us so that we have leftovers.

What are you most thankful for? Aside from loved ones' health ... having a job!

Favorite thing to eat on Tday? turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy

emilyinchile · November 2009

Who are you celebrating with? FI's family, my host family and their current exchange students...an eclectic group. And we're doing it Sunday since Thursday's a normal work day here.

Are you cooking the turkey? Nope, host mom does that every year (this is our third). I do all the sides.

What are you most thankful for? FI and our dog. We just have a really good life with each other, and honestly almost every day I am consciously aware of that, which is a great feeling.

Favorite thing to eat on Tday? My aunt's garlic mashed potatoes swimming in gravy...I've got the potatoes down, but her gravy's still better

And CTGirl, my family does shrimp with cocktail sauce too!

aerinpegadrak · November 2009

Who are you celebrating with? It was just going to be FI and I, but we went to dinner with his family on Sunday night, and they kind of guilted him into going. My stepmom's family lives a couple of hours from me, so my dad is spending Thursday with them and coming to see us later in the weekend.

Are you cooking the turkey? FI was going to cook duck, but it looks like we're going to be having his stepmom's turkey. She's not the greatest cook, so I'm a bit apprehensive. (FI got a free turkey from work, so we'll probably cook that up at some point soon, if we can figure out a way to deep fry it.)

What are you most thankful for? That I have a good job and a wonderful fiance. And that I'm getting a PS3 on Friday.

Favorite thing to eat on Tday? Tie between cranberry sauce and black olives. Olives had always been a holiday thing for us, getting to college and learning I could get them on the salad bar whenever I like was a fantastic discovery.

megk8oz · November 2009

1) We always split between my grandma and his sister for the holidays. I tend to get a little annoyed with the split, because it's rarely fair to my family (We arrive at grandma's at 3, then leave a 4:30 to make his sister's 5:00 dinner-which she has offered on multiple occasions to push back this time since she knows we hit my fam, too-then we proceed to stay at his sister's until 11 pm.) I honestly wouldn't mind the unequal time so much if FI were willing to "trade off" and maybe let my family get more time with us on Christmas or Easter or something, but he does this with every frickin' holiday.

2) No ... and I honestly have no intention of EVER cooking the turkey.

3) FI works in banking, I work in Insurance, so I'm thankful for the fact that we both work for companies that manage to NOT totally tank in this economy

4) I've only had this once, but deep-fried turkey. I thought it was the most delicious thing ever.

MyNameIsNot · November 2009

Who are you celebrating with?
My family (parents & sister) and my MIL and SIL are coming up.

Are you cooking the turkey?
Nope. Mom and I do everything else, but the guys fry the turkey.

What are you most thankful for?
My family and my DH. I"m also thankful that I'm taking the day off tomorrow to go cook.

Favorite thing to eat on Tday?
That's hard. I guess probably the pies. We do apple, pumpkin, peanut butter and some other stuff.

bablingbrooke · November 2009

Who are you celebrating with? My whole extended family on my mom's side, ILs the next day.
Are you cooking the turkey? No!
What are you most thankful for? My husband getting a good job after spending over a year out of work.
Favorite thing to eat on Tday? That would be like choosing between my children.

emilykathleen511 · November 2009

Because some of us are signing off soon for thanksgiving

Who are you celebrating with? My FI and I are eating at both of our parents houses...yeah, I know we're crazy, but our parents live really close to each other. So bring on the turkey marathon!

Are you cooking the turkey? Uh, no.

What are you most thankful for? Oh, so many things. My wonderful FI for sure, my family, all the generic things people are usually thankful for.

Favorite thing to eat on T-day? My mom's stuffing...she makes it different than any other stuffing I have ever had, and it is SOOOO good!

trix1223 · November 2009

Who are you celebrating with? My family, including my niece who was born on Thanksgiving Day 28 years ago. So it will be a combined b'day/Thanksgiving for all of us.

Are you cooking the turkey? My sister and I cook the whole meal.

What are you most thankful for? That my family is still going to have our traditional Thanksgiving. My mom died in June, and this is our first big holiday without her.

Favorite thing to eat on Tday? stuffing and pumpkin pie.

yellow_grace · November 2009

Who are you celebrating with?

All the nurses and patients on my unit:) I will head up the FI's folks' house on Friday to be with them, his grandparents, and our kids.

Are you cooking the turkey?

No, I don't care for turkey. FMIL will make one, and a chicken that I will eat.

What are you most thankful for?

It's hard to chose something I am most thankful for... So I am going to say my health (which was recently a concern) and a life, friends, family, and love that make health worth having.

Favorite thing to eat on Tday?

Pie. Pecan, Pumpkin, Chocolate... IF it's pie, I love it. Except apple and cherry.

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