Gobble gobble etc.

[plunkybug]

Yeah, it's Celebrate The Native Americans Saving Our Keesters By Giving Us Food So We Wouldn't Die From The Cold And Starvation Day here. Allowing us to live to lie to them for many, many years. Yeah, I work today. So what. We'll be having turkey and ham at work, with a pot luck of other dishes. I am bringing in green beans with almonds and wild rice. Nothing too fancy...just microwavable stuff. I will have to restrict my turkey intake, to remain awake my whole shift. ;)

Oh yeah, I definitely need a scarf this season. Hair was just (barely) long enough last year to keep my neck warm after the big cut. Not anymore. The last few days here has made this fact very clear to me. Old Navy has a bunch of scarves, gloves, and hats on sale for $10 this weekend. May have to take advantage of that. Even though I have my original order coming to me in a few days. I omitted those accessories from that order, in favor of tops and bottoms, and a bag for work. Maybe waiting was a good idea too, now they are on sale. :)

Speaking of work, I should get ready to go soon.

Comments

[either-or.livejournal.com]

they didn't save *my* keester.

[either-or.livejournal.com]

but i understand your sentiment.

[plunkybug.livejournal.com]

Ok, good.

[plunkybug.livejournal.com]

By "our", I was referring to the pilgrims. The colonists and early settlers and such.

[realitystylist.livejournal.com]

I've heard that Thanksgiving is as and in some cases even more important to Americans as Christmas. Is that true?

[plunkybug.livejournal.com]

Well, maybe. Because the true meaning is less lost with Thanksgiving, than it is with Christmas, I think.

[realitystylist.livejournal.com]

That appears to be true.