Chris and I have decided to stay in Casper for Thanksgiving. I'm feeling kinda sad about it at the moment, but know that we need to save the money. Grown-ups sure have to make tough choices (yes, I know! Kids do to. And teenagers as well). I'm hoping to find some other Casper orphans we get together for a less lonely Thanksgiving dinner. I pulled out some of my printables from
http://www.e-junkie.com/python-printable-games/product/439166.php#Harvest+Coloring+Pages
There are activities for all age ranges. So, when I'm in the kitchen trying to figure out how it is that one stuffs a turkey, kids can be at the table, coloring Harvest pictures, grown-ups can be on the couch challenging each other to a little Thanksgiving trivia. And when they're done with that, no worries, I've got 28 more printables for them to try out.
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I never stuff my turkey. I cook the stuffing seperately
ReplyDeleteI don't remember every cooking a turkey before. I must have at least once. Either way, chance are, I won't be "stuffing." I don't have the stomach for it. But, I don't like the boxed stuffing either, so we will see what I end up with. I've found a great recipe that I might try out that has apples and sausage in it.
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