Life As I Know It: Day 23, FOOD

November 23, 2006

Day 23, FOOD

Thanksgiving edition

13 foods I can't wait to eat....

today, YUM!

1.Green bean caserole

2.corn

3.fresh rolls

4. pumpkin pie

5.apple pie

6. cheescake

7. mashed potatoes

8. spinach dip

9. veggies and dip

10. stuffing

11. salad

12. chips and salsa

13. TURKEY...duh!

Happy Thanksgiving and enjoy the day to PIG out!

10 comments:

Domestic Goddess11/23/2006
sound yummy! Pace yourself.
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Anonymous11/23/2006
Happy Thanksgiving and Happy TT!
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i am jen [with1n]11/23/2006
Enjoy your Thanksgiving goodies!
Happy TT!
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Unknown11/23/2006
*yummy* - very *yummy*

.•:*¨¨*:•Happy Thanksgiving•:*¨¨*:•.

from Germany,

S.
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Lindsey11/23/2006
Sounds sooooooooooo good from a carb-deprived girl....

Happy Thanksgiving Tasha! I'm THANKFUL I found you through our blogs!
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Anonymous11/23/2006
Yummy! :) It all sounds delicious, except for the green bean casserole. I'm not fond of green beans. The rest of it sounds delish!

Although I celebrated Thanksgiving last month (Canadian Thanksgiving is in October) I hope you have a Happy Thanksgiving. :)
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BlondeBrony11/23/2006
So hungry. Enjoy your Thanksgiving.
Happy TT!
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Anonymous11/23/2006
Sounds like a fantastic feast! :) Happy Thanksgiving and T13!
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Teena in Toronto11/23/2006
Great list!

Mine's up too :)
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Teena in Toronto11/23/2006
Great list!

Mine's up too :)
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November 23, 2006

Day 23, FOOD

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