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Sugarbritches and I have been arguing for days because even though this Thanksgiving will be our smallest (group size) ever.....she has decided to do both a Turkey AND a Ham.  Rediculous.  

#1. I don't see the point in it.

#2. Who wants to smell ham while eating turkey, or vise-versa?

#3. Afterwards, for leftovers, now there's going to be a choice that has to be made, and it's a rather hard one.  

The only ones happy about this plan is her and the dog.  

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We have a ham and turkey every year, but I could do without the turkey. 

The Queen says every year that we don’t need the ham but after each thanksgiving we have leftover turkey but never any ham. 

 

 

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I've been lucky enough to get invited to some friends T day dinner for the last several years since I have no family left in the area. Last year I talked them into skipping the ham & turkey and letting me fry catfish for a change of pace. They loved it. This year they asked me to do it again, but one of the brothers insists on bringing a ham too. I'm gonna bring him a loaf of bread so he can make sammiches with all his leftover ham. ☺️

I can't dance like I used to.

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8 minutes ago, fishinwrench said:

Ham is for Christmas dinner.  Turkey is for Thanksgiving.  Thats just a rule that should never be broken.  

But she's breaking it.  

I want a divorce. 💔

Negative.   BBQ, Mexican, seafood or steaks for either one but NOT turkey or ham.  I eat those for lunch all the time why would I want it on the holidays.

When my parents died they took the turkey and ham dinners with them and my family has never been happier.

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9 minutes ago, snagged in outlet 3 said:

Negative.   BBQ, Mexican, seafood or steaks for either one but NOT turkey or ham.  I eat those for lunch all the time why would I want it on the holidays.

When my parents died they took the turkey and ham dinners with them and my family has never been happier.

Whatever.  That's just wrong. 

Enjoy your tacos 😝

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