you know when something is missing

Thanksgiving was a success. I was worried, Aj was deep frying the turkey this year. It was very yummo and moist(that's for you Jenj). I am bummed though, not enough left overs for a sandwich, which is what I like more than the 'dinner' itself. I would pass over all desserts to have a sandwich at like 9pm while playing cards with the family... damn, too many people, not enough bird...and no mashed potatoes, just sayin...you know when something is missing because you have it every year, but it's just food right?...I would have brought some taters in a box mixed up nice and buttery, but I thought the menu was taken care of...anywho...
I can get over it, I know, because Thanksgiving was great. I have alot to be thankful for....alot. Maggie of course being numero uno!
Maybe next year we buy an extra turkey breast for left over sammiches...hmmmmm
oh wait, I was saying what I'm thankful for, ha.
:)

Black Friday? Really? the news said it might as well be a holiday...wow. Um, no. It shouldn't. Today should be a continuation of Thanksgiving and family time, not freakin' shopping. Stay in your pj's, watch movies, cuddle and be thankful...you can even now legally put up your Christmas decorations if you wish:) You do know that it isn't 'legal' to put up xmas stuff until today right? :)

Let the Reason for the Season shine through...and keep your tree in the box because you have a 17 month old...Busting out the table topper tree, stockings and lights should be just fine...oooo but then there are more electrical cords to worry about...lights on the porch, we can look at through the windows...stockings hung high...battery operated tree up on the table...no cords, no Maggie getting electricuted, now that's a 'Murry' Christmas! It'll feel like something is missing not having a big nice tree and xmas stuff threw up all over the house, but when Maggie is old enough to help and not eat everything, it'll be much more fun for da MomMom!!