Thanksgiving...what is it for you?
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Thanksgiving...what is it for you?
For me, it is a day off to spend with friends and family.
The last few years we have always cook at my house. I don't mind it, we are set up good for cookouts and for eating outside. People usually stop by at different times of the day.
We will fry two turkeys and two chickens starting about 8am. A friend is bringing a turkey by to fry and then taking it to his brothers house. My Father in-law is bringing some oysters too. All in all it is pretty mellow. We have been known to go do a little fishing in the late afternoon while the women nap. We even have a place up the St. Marks River we discovered about five years ago called the "Thanksgiving Day Hole". May get the chance to check it out.
The last few years we have always cook at my house. I don't mind it, we are set up good for cookouts and for eating outside. People usually stop by at different times of the day.
We will fry two turkeys and two chickens starting about 8am. A friend is bringing a turkey by to fry and then taking it to his brothers house. My Father in-law is bringing some oysters too. All in all it is pretty mellow. We have been known to go do a little fishing in the late afternoon while the women nap. We even have a place up the St. Marks River we discovered about five years ago called the "Thanksgiving Day Hole". May get the chance to check it out.
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T-day is gonna be secondary this year. Older sister has been in ICU since emergency operation Monday week ago but is finally getting a little better.
It's been a long haul for sure.
Makes one appreciate living!
A 20-something patient came in Saturday for a C-section and died from infection complications in less than 36 hours. Now the kid & dad are on their own...
Makes one appreciate living!
It's been a long haul for sure.
Makes one appreciate living!
A 20-something patient came in Saturday for a C-section and died from infection complications in less than 36 hours. Now the kid & dad are on their own...
Makes one appreciate living!
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Sorry to hear about the complications. Hope all turns out well.RodBow wrote:T-day is gonna be secondary this year. Older sister has been in ICU since emergency operation Monday week ago but is finally getting a little better.
It's been a long haul for sure.
Makes one appreciate living!
A 20-something patient came in Saturday for a C-section and died from infection complications in less than 36 hours. Now the kid & dad are on their own...
Makes one appreciate living!
Sounds like TMH. I hear about a lot of infections coming out of that facilitiy,more than any other around.
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For me it's time to spend with my wife and three kids, and to appreciate our life together. As the kids get older, and they all get busier, it isn't very often that we just get to hang out together.
That said, maybe I can talk one or more of them into fishing that afternoon!
Hope all is well with your sister, Rodbow.
Happy Thanksgiving.
That said, maybe I can talk one or more of them into fishing that afternoon!
Hope all is well with your sister, Rodbow.
Happy Thanksgiving.