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Happy Thanksgiving


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BamBam Community Regular

I just wanted to wish everyone a happy thanksgiving. I have so much to be thankful for this year, and I am sure we all do. I wanted to thank all of you for responding to my questions and problems over the last couple years, special thanks to JenVan and Tarnalberry for getting me going on the right track!

Thanksgiving Day will be spent with my husband, turkey and a few trimmings. I found a recipe for cornbread/sausage stuffing on the Food Network, so gonna give that a try, and some of our usual favorites. I bought some gluten free buns from KinnickKinnick, so I hope they taste good!

God Bless you all and my prayers for you are to enjoy your day and your family and friends as much as possible.

Bernadette


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Hey Bernadette-glad I got on today and caught your post! I'm glad you started a thread of thankfulness. I too have a lot to be thankful for, even in the midst of struggles. Drop me a line sometime and hope your gluten-free Turkey day is very yummy :)

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Jenvan & others

I posted a few days ago a" food for thought" about Thanksgiving. It is well worth the read........

mamaw

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