Thank you, Theresa. We stayed home as it was raining very hard and we just didn't want to go out in it. DD brought us a plate of food from her in-laws get-together so we at least had a taste of turkey. I didn't plan very well this year.

Thanks Theresa. I cooked even though it was just the husband and me to eat it. He loves to have leftovers.

Thanks, Theresa. I cooked also. DS & DIL went to her folks, so it was just us, as well. I am making turkey noodle soup tonight with part of our left overs.

Sue

Went to DS's and yes it rained a lot here but we needed it, the veggie garden isn't thriving yet. Hope this will give it a jumpstart. I do love having my Winter garden with all the greens that grow here in the Winter. We came home with just enough turkey to make a couple of sandwiches. DH misses the Thanksgiving leftovers but after 40 years of doing the dinner every year I am glad someone else has taken over the job.

Several years ago, when one family came home for a holiday, I would make turkey sandwiches for them to eat on the way home, just in case they got hungry after the spread we already had.

Joke was, they ate them before they hit the highway, five minutes away. Nothing like a good turkey sandwich!

and I am with Rita on "allowing" someone else to take over. Now who can I get to do Christmas. 63 years is a long time in the kitchen.

Theresa

After cooking for 40 years, I, too, am very glad my younger sister has taken it over. No leftover turkey, bah humbug, but I have a breast in the freezer to cook up this week. I love turkey sandwiches! The wonderful thing is after a lull with no children, the next generation has started to produce and we had a one-year-old and a three month old. Little ones make everything more fun.